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How many people have been shot wearing blaze orange? I believe the last guy was wearing a blaze orange cap. And from what I remember there were others too.
I personally refuse to wear it. I am currently in the process of looking at these - Pink BlazeMost Wanted Vintage | Fresh vintage clothing from Wellington, New Zealand
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I agree that a blaze orange cap alone is not good, particularly the dull beanie type. Full dazzle blaze orange really does stand out in the bush, even in low light. If some fuckwit is going to shoot me in the amount of blaze I wear, then I fear he would shoot anyone in any colour - probably shooting at sound and movement. Anyhow, I am more likely to die in my car heading to my hunting spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew46826
So this thread died with my last post. In the gap in time I have been busy designing and making the flashing red lighted cap as I really believe it will make the difference in the excitement of the moment. It also has down lights in white for following tracks but without losing your peripheral night vision. I have tested them by putting them beside deer trails and had the deer walk past without even looking at them. Hoping to get some marketing out very soon as hopefully they will stop someone shooting you while you are carrying your deer out or roaring for your mate. Won;t stop the guy getting shot while crossing the fence though!! If it will take testing it yourself to prove the deer don;t see it and you don;t want to mess up your roar if I am wrong, just have the guy roaring wear it. That way some other guy won't shoot him or her! Stoney Creek will have them under the logo CMe. What else! Rechargeable too so you won;t have to much about with expensive tiny batteries. Keen to get any feedback on how easy it is to keep an eye on your mates position with it as any chance to improve it or know where it does/does not help will help the design. Safe hunting and good luck for the roar.
You're actually thinking of infrared (different wavelength to red), deer aren't fully colourblind as lots of people believe and actually research has shown the colour they're most easily able to distinguish is blue (i know some people here won't like or believe it). Red, green, orange and yellow appear as shades of grey to deer.
By all means try your flashing light, but to a deer its going to look like, well, a flashing light.
Do some research on it its all out there, many studies have been done on deer vision (mostly in North America) and a simple google search will fill you in on it.
Blaze is tried and tested and works. but as its a shade of grey they still see it so a simple blaze camo will break up the monotony of a single colour and blend you in a bit better. The one that you get from say ridgeline with a blaze hat is what I have mostly used. Though I've just moved to this Australian shirt thats bottom half camo, top half blaze looks and works great.
I have read thats its recommended not to wash hunting clothes with those colour enhancing washing liquids. They're full of UV which, though we cant see will shimmer to a deer. There is no concrete evidence on that though, its just a theory going around.
Sorted. Boys in gear that's tight, bright and pink...just how you North Islanders like it...
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Handsome boy friend you have there Josh... :D :thumbsup:
I thought about a small box type thing that beeps when it's within a certain range of any other box and that it is required by law to have and caught without one means a nice time in jail to think about what you've done wrong
Or identify your target or whatever :)
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He's not jealous Josh. He is just pissed that the bitch left him. Ha ha ha haQuote:
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He was dribbling. Must have been Full Up .... :thumbsup:Quote:
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Seriously I not that gay but I reckon my boyfriend may be ...
Ha ha ha ha I am cackling like a brooding hen after that.Quote:
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Seems a USAir employee with the last name of Gay was flying on a company pass. Mr. Gay found a man in his seat and sat elsewhere. Since the plane turned out to be overbooked, a ticket agent approached the man in Mr. Gay's assigned seat and asked "Are you Gay?" When the bewildered man nodded that he was gay, the agent said, "Well, get your things, you'll have to get off.
The real Mr. Gay overheard and quickly interrupted, "I'm Gay." The agent told him he'd have to leave the plane at which another passenger, observing this whole scene, announced defiantly, "I'm gay, too. Heck, you can't throw us all off."
I can't help but feel the integrity has been lost in this thread....Rushy!!! :D
Wasn't me. JoshC ad Happy ought to know by now that if they post stuff like that then I am going to take the piss. OK back on track now.
Mick I have to say it has been hilarious having you aboard so far. Keep it up man. Er sorry BH.Quote:
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Thanks @Rushy, I'm enjoying being involved, I think this is a quite special place :) no offence but both meanings apply! I won't hijack this thread anymore, but soon I will try to articulate on my own thread what it is that makes this forum and it's members so great. Thanks to everyone for the welcoming messages so far :thumbsup:Quote:
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Cheers Michael
You bet ya!! Just cause you cast aways like it white, wooly and baggy ;) :PQuote:
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Hahaha. Sounds like the description of your grandma :yarr:Quote:
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That is why they have Velcro on the palms of their gloves Gibo. Oh shit that didn't last long. Back of track again.Quote:
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Bwah hahaha!! She did mention a cute little bloke named Josh from down there, said you loved unfolding her creases with your tounge, I said stop it grannie thats gross!Quote:
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Umm, very sorry but I couldn't resist, all this licking you speak of made me think of a photo I unfortunately set eyes on the other day. I hoped to never see it again but I felt it was necessary to share so I've taken one for the team to dredge it up, took me a while to find it again, but I prevailed and here it is for you you to revel in mutual disgust!Quote:
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You wont fit in for long if you keep lying! That was your screen saver aye:PQuote:
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Bloody Hell can't even tell what gender it is!
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haha obviously male, there's no boobies. I looked ...Quote:
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Gibo stop leading new members astray. Consider yourself warned mister. Ha ha ha ha
Far out I don't know if even @Neckshot would have enough baby oil for that "little" beautyQuote:
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He is busy on the Olive press as we speak Happy.Quote:
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.................................................. ............:onothing a 44 gallon drum of baby oil couldn't help overcome the daunting task of tipping that up..............................nah id give up baby oil looking at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick666
one of the key bits of training that the wider shooting community misses out on is keep that bloody trigger finger pointing down the frame or stock of the weapon/firearm until you have made the conshious decision to fire. this final safety is in pratice in military and police throughout the world. while the cogs are turning in your brain theres milseconds of extra thinking going on. you will never see aline of sas stg who ever in an entry drill with there fingers on the trigger cause there woudnt be any left by now.
I guess we will never know how many lives may have been saved by more training.
Theres an interesting study done by the us army and fbi on uds on ranges and the training that was changed and the affects. key areas to address was fingers off triggers , weapons always pointing in safe direction, unload drills and checks. cheers
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youd need a BIG bin of flour and a picture on her back:sick:
Welcome to the forum mutton gunQuote:
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cheers rushy:)
Don't thank him yet:D he is just lubing you up mutton chops!!.How did the pins pull up after the Hihitahi gig?.good to have you on here mate.Quote:
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How rude. You are the man for the baby oil Neckshot.Quote:
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