A fixed or hang-on treestand is limited in what aspect?

A fixed or hang-on treestand is indeed limited in the movement of the hunter. These types of stands are designed to be securely attached to a tree at a specific height, providing a stable platform for a hunter to sit and wait for game. However, because they are stationary, the hunter's ability to move around is restricted. Unlike portable or climbing stands that allow for greater mobility and repositioning, a fixed stand confines the hunter to the location it has been installed in, limiting the ability to adjust position or change vantage points without leaving the tree.

In context, while weight capacity and installation time are also practical considerations for treestands, they do not directly affect the mobility of the hunter once situated. Similarly, the height of the tree has more to do with the installation and effectiveness of the stand rather than movement capability during use. Understanding this limitation is crucial for safety and effective hunting strategies, as hunters must plan their setup to account for reduced mobility.