Bullet holes in road signs? (ticket, cheaper, town)

[mongazid]

I have yet to be shot when wearing it afield

[Grannysroost]

Originally Posted by mongazid

I have yet to be shot when wearing it afield

And there will be times when wearing it you get nothing...like scare whatever hunting away...like in Wyoming where everything is brown, sage, only little bit of orange

[mongazid]

That's the truth, those antelope in wy have eyes like a eagle. If they could smell like a bear and hear like a moose you would never harvest one.

[Dusty Rhodes]

Originally Posted by The Grill God

Maybe if we became vegetarians and outlawed guns then we could save "the POOR signs"

OOOOOHHHHHHHH NNNNNOOOOOOOOOOO Mr. Grill!!!!!!!!!! Sounds like a nightmare to me, the salad was designed to make you appreciate the 2" thick Porterhouse Steak (rare of course) even more, the Potato was intended to be used, cut up into fries, to go with a thick burger and of course, Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli, Cauliflower et al go well with amost anything and Tomatos have a multiplicity of uses, but, ......If signs ceased to be targetry, at least half the sign makers would be out of a job, Please......think of their starving wives and children!!!!, Not to mention the new additions to welfare, losing their jobs through no fault of their own.


I won't honor the "outlaw guns" remark with a response.

[Dusty Rhodes]

Originally Posted by mongazid

The signs should be wearing hunter orange.

Yeah, that what they get for lurking around on the side of the road, ....Up to no good I'd betcha!!!

[Woof]

Originally Posted by Grannysroost

And there will be times when wearing it you get nothing...like scare whatever hunting away...like in Wyoming where everything is brown, sage, only little bit of orange

Well, deer at least just see it as another shade of gray - they can't distinguish color as much as we can. I think moose and elk are the same, but I don't know about antelope.

They're way more tuned into movement than appearance.

[Grannysroost]

Originally Posted by Woof

Well, deer at least just see it as another shade of gray - they can't distinguish color as much as we can. I think moose and elk are the same, but I don't know about antelope.

They're way more tuned into movement than appearance.

They're (antelope) way more skittish, had mule deer come up to our garage door and hang by the step so I get out there and get more feed for them, then the wild turkeys would come and fight for it - was a fun sight

[HighlandLady]

I had a hunter-safety instructor who insisted that we must wear only orange, never camouflage - deer, elk, etc can detect patterns. Evidently - according to the husband - it doesn't matter.
All I know right now there is some bloke beyond the forest who is attempting - in painful fashion - to operate a bird (duck??) call and is failing..miserably. He's scaring off my songbirds. I have a headache.

[HighlandLady]

Originally Posted by Grannysroost

They're (antelope) way more skittish, had mule deer come up to our garage door and hang by the step so I get out there and get more feed for them, then the wild turkeys would come and fight for it - was a fun sight

I remember a few times, quite literally, running into a mule deer in Wyoming. I don't recall who screamed the louder...never knew deer could scream.

[Grannysroost]

Originally Posted by HighlandLady

I had a hunter-safety instructor who insisted that we must wear only orange, never camouflage - deer, elk, etc can detect patterns. Evidently - according to the husband - it doesn't matter.
All I know right now there is some bloke beyond the forest who is attempting - in painful fashion - to operate a bird (duck??) call and is failing..miserably. He's scaring off my songbirds. I have a headache.

We would laugh as knew the tourons in town in blaze orange from head to foot....

HL- retaliation of some sort on the duck callin doo dah??