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Am I the only one that finds it startling that 2 different groups can't tell the difference between a real roar and a imitation one?
Even electronic callers have a distinct tinny sound.
And yeah it would be the only scenario I would accept a rifle being pointed at me. Rather be confirmed I or anyone I am with is not an animal thru a scope than the alternative.
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I'm not a hugely experienced hunter, and don't often get out for more than a few days during the roar. So to answer your first point, I would probably be duped by any half decent imitation roar, and I think a lot of novice to half decent hunters would be in the same boat.
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