Shiny, Shiny, Shiny!Where they does or bucks? I ask because the fun factor changes depending on their *** when you let the catch up.You guys better be careful with those things. I accidentally got the wires reversed and every time I rode through the woods a herd of deer would chase me down the road!!!!hno-smiley:
Deer me!Where they does or bucks? I ask because the fun factor changes depending on their *** when you let the catch up.
They in the damn roads, by gum, tha's where. :angry:
I like the catch up on mah fries. Nevah dun had it on no deer.I ask because the fun factor changes depending on their *** when you let the catch up.
A radar detector, such as the pictured Passport 8500 is a passive RF 'receiver'. It is designed to receive K-band, Ka-band, X-band radar RF fields, and I think this model will also detect Laser wavelengths. Unfortunately, it emits nor transmits any signal at all. It's not a jamming device.I like the pretty lights too.I've been running one of these for years, it works perfectly, I have never hit a deer since I've been using it. It costs a bit more but offers features beyond deer repellent.
I also have one of these and have never encountered a deer with it on.
Yup, just bigger. So I hear. But I think you'd need to work on your technique before the next elk you catch for fun and pleasure breaks more than a rib or two...
Nah, don't bother........ Bust told me he tried for a while and it was a big disappointment. He said something about sunburn being a problem too.Would that attract dears?
NoWould that attract dears?
No Eye-dear?Would that attract dears?
A radar detector, such as the pictured Passport 8500 is a passive RF 'receiver'. It is designed to receive K-band, Ka-band, X-band radar RF fields, and I think this model will also detect Laser wavelengths. Unfortunately, it emits nor transmits any signal at all. It's not a jamming device.I like the pretty lights too.I've been running one of these for years, it works perfectly, I have never hit a deer since I've been using it. It costs a bit more but offers features beyond deer repellent.
I also have one of these and have never encountered a deer with it on.
The device in this month's MCN is an af (audio frequency) emitting device, not an rf emitting device. The frequency of the audio is what supposedly alerts and scares away the potential offending deer! :clapping:
Being an avid deer hunter, and also experienced in smacking a couple with my trucks over the years, I can attest to the fact that they are completely and utterly unpredictable. As a bowhunter, I have had the pleasure of watching these critters up close and personal for years, and I continue to be amazed with my lack of ability to predict their next move! Trust me when I tell you that when you see one in the middle of the road, there is no way to make an accurate prediction as to where that animal will go next. Keep your thumb on that horn button at all times in deer territory! That worked well for a friend of mine when he topped a blind hill and just over it stood an ole doe in the middle of his lane. He said it was going to be impossible to miss the deer, so all he could think of was to brake and hit the horn button! It worked for him, in that particular situation.
So keep the 8500 doing what it does best, but don't be lulled into thinking that it provides any kind of protection from anything other than maybe a "bear" (Smokey Bear!).
He notes that it's a pretty good way to avoid short circuits.
Thanks for covering my 6! I believe my reply would have contained as much satire as the original post.
O well, looks like I swallowed the hook on that one! Maybe I'll catch-on one of these days!
IIRC the MCN article also stated that deer are unpredictable, so devices may not help at all. The manufacturer of those devices claim deer will "run to safety". Them stupid animals don't know where safety is, and might just think the other side of the road is the safe place to be!
