HME Bow Hanger PRO Series

If your hunting setup needs more than a place to park a bow, this hanger adds adjustable positioning and a separate spot for smaller essentials. Its design is aimed at keeping gear close while leaving room to set up your shot.

If you prioritize a compact, simple hook, this may be more hardware than you need. If you prefer to position your bow and accessories around your stand, the rotating head and extending arm offer more flexibility.

Getting the most from it

The machined mounting screw is designed to go into a pilot hole, so installation involves preparing a suitable spot rather than simply hanging the unit from an existing hook. Once mounted, the hanger rotates 360 degrees, letting you change the direction of the bow and accessories to suit your setup. The arm extends up to 20 inches, which gives you options for positioning gear farther from the mounting point.

A practical use would be setting the bow within reach, then using the dual-prong hook for calls or binoculars while keeping the area in front of you clear. The hook can also serve as a pilot hole, according to the product description. Take time to choose a position that keeps equipment accessible without putting it in your shooting lane.

Why it’s worth it

A basic fixed hanger gives you one place to put a bow. This model takes a more adjustable approach: it combines a rotating hanger, an extending arm and a second hook for accessories. That may be useful when you want to organize several items around a tree stand instead of carrying them all or leaving them in a pile.

The no-unscrewing design is intended to help keep the hanger in place during hunting conditions. That is a useful detail for a screw-in product, but the listing does not provide a weight rating or tree compatibility information. Without those details, avoid assuming it will suit every stand, tree or load, check the installation requirements and the gear you plan to hang before choosing it.

Key features

• Machined mounting screw intended for installation in a pilot hole.
• 360-degree rotation to adjust the position of the bow and accessories.
• Mounting arm that extends up to 20 inches.
• Dual-prong accessory hook for items such as calls, binoculars, rattling antlers and quivers.
• A design described as preventing the hanger from unscrewing.

The main trade-off is installation: this is not a hang-it-anywhere accessory, since its screw mount calls for a pilot hole. The added reach and adjustment are most useful when you have a specific position in mind, for a minimal setup, a simpler hanger may be easier to live with.

When to choose it

It makes sense if you hunt from a tree stand and want a dedicated place for your bow plus a few accessories, with some freedom to adjust their position. The extending arm may also help when the ideal spot is not right beside the mounting point.

Better to avoid it if you need a hanger that attaches without drilling, or if the missing load and compatibility details are essential to your decision. The product information also does not specify materials beyond the machined mounting screw. If those details matter for your setup, look for them before committing to this particular style of bow hanger.