Abstract: A stability alignment frame useful for the erection of a observation or hunting stand includes a plurality of vertical posts. A horizontal framework interconnects adjacent posts and a leg is secured to an associated vertical post. Each leg extends downwardly and outwardly. A first stabilizing member interconnects non-adjacent, opposed legs, thereby providing a plurality of interconnected legs. Structure is provided for applying a force to the interconnected legs to change the spacing between the bases of a pair of the interconnected legs, thereby providing a wedging action between the stability alignment frame and an elevated vantage point. This provides a stable base for supporting the elevated vantage point.

Abstract: A stability alignment frame is provided herein which is useful for the erection of a observation or hunting stand. The stability alignment frame (referred to herein as STAF) includes a plurality of vertical posts. A horizontal framework interconnects adjacent posts and a leg is secured to an associated vertical post. Each leg extends downwardly and outwardly. A first stabilizing member interconnects non-adjacent, opposed legs, thereby providing a plurality of interconnected legs. First means is provided for applying a force to the interconnected legs to change the spacing between the bases of a pair of the interconnected legs, thereby providing a wedging action between the stability alignment frame and an elevated vantage point supported thereby. This provides a stable base for supporting the elevated vantage point.