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YO JOE!!! (now with kung-fu grip).
Dang I wear my orange and a pair of pink sidewinders. Does that make me a super star
Law says if you are hunting pheasants with a shotgun in this state, you have to wear the orange. Don't need it if you are hunting with a bow. Anybody get a pheasant with a bow this year?
I just wear an orange vest over my camo but I dont take it off just to get in the truck. With my luck I would forget to put it back on when I jump out all mercenary style.
First off, I don't normally take off my vest when driving because of what someone else already said, II don't want to forget to put it back on. It's more of a convenience thing for most people I think. And...I'm sure it's happened to people on here but how many times has some idiot decided to take a look through the scope on his rifle instead of grabbing the binos? I'm sure more than one person has looked across a canyon or through the timber at someone else who's looking at them through a scope. Yes, accidents happen. But every time I hear of someone shooting another person, saying that they saw something move and thought it was an animal, it makes me want to punch them in the head. We've all seen it happen more than once and it's not an accident, its someone being stupid. This is why we have these laws, because of people being careless. So what if it takes you a little longer to identify your target? Maybe you will miss a few opportunities at game, but is it worth shooting another hunter because you wanted to save a few seconds? If it's that important to you, I sure the hell don't want to be hunting any where near where you are. I don't need the venison that bad.
BLKBEARKLR..... That depends, are you gonna be America's next Top Model?
Just an observation. Maybe my ignorance has been handed down. Orange is mostly ridiculous anyway. Especially the orange coveralls and brand new orange everything to compliment the fear factor.
I was out elk hunting in 352 last week. I saw a Geo Trakker with two orange vest hunters in it. What's the deal? Am I missing something here? I thought it was bow only during this time of the year. I didn't want to try and ask. My friend also heard gun shot.
always better to be seen and not shot
I don't wear my orange while driving because I don't want hard core true hunters to think I'm a road hunter. I don't wear my camo because I don't want to scare any nonhunters or invite antis to vandalize my truck. I don't wear street clothes because I don't want the road hunters to resent me being in the woods during THEIR time. I don't wear undies because in Hunter Safety they told me careless shooters may mistake a flash of white for a deer. I wear sunglasses so I don't go snowblind from the glare, and it sure is cold when I get out. However, I am so politically correct that I feel my personal discomfort is a small price to pay in order to not offend anyone I may encounter in the woods.Too bad about all them nuns in that tour bus, though - guess I should have changed out of my woods driving attire into street clothes before hitting I-5. The Seagals seemed to appreciate it though - guess they haven't seen a real man this season.
Quote from: yajsab on November 30, 2009, 12:07:17 PMI was out elk hunting in 352 last week. I saw a Geo Trakker with two orange vest hunters in it. What's the deal? Am I missing something here? I thought it was bow only during this time of the year. I didn't want to try and ask. My friend also heard gun shot.I saw these two people as well. Except when I saw them they were standing beside the road with a couple dogs. It was a man and a woman. Not sure what they were doing, maybe they were just out for a hike or looking for sheds with dogs? They didn't have guns with them, so I don't know.
Complaining about wearing orange when driving is kind of like complaining that someone's wearing a baseball hat when they're not playing baseball.