Blaze orange vest question

[terrym]

The question is.. Would the hunter orange protect the blow up deer/bear?

The real question is, would the hunter soil himself when clobbered by a stuffed bear falling from the canopy? My guess is it would definitely be visible against the blaze orange.

[topher]

The real question is, would the hunter soil himself when clobbered by a stuffed bear falling from the canopy? My guess is it would definitely be visible against the blaze orange.

What area do you hunt again?

[onelessarrow]

[QUOTE=welsh;823134]The number of hunting accidents has declined significantly since hunter ed & blaze orange came in.

Hunter ed, yes, blaze orange, I don't think so.
We didn't have a problem shooting other hunters prior to the blaze orange Welsh, I'd be willing to bet those hunting accident numbers have increased since the introduction of orange.
I'm thinking the late 80's early 90's it was introduced. The stats at that time didn't show that orange reduced accidents, actually the opposite. However, with today new camo's, that may have changed.
One other thing, I think it made the CO's job a heck of a lot easier with blaze orange. Just throwing that out there.

[welsh]

Hunter ed, yes, blaze orange, I don't think so.
We didn't have a problem shooting other hunters prior to the blaze orange Welsh, I'd be willing to bet those hunting accident numbers have increased since the introduction of orange.
I'm thinking the late 80's early 90's it was introduced. The stats at that time didn't show that orange reduced accidents, actually the opposite.

Got those numbers?

Mandatory hunter's ed and blaze orange were introduced at different times in different states and provinces. In many places, mandatory hunter's ed is quite recent. There has been an ongoing decline in hunting accidents. Pretty difficult to disentangle which of the two is responsible.

[terrym]

All joking aside, why would you "not" want to wear blaze orange while hunting? It could save your life, isn't that enough? Why do you feel the need to hide from a CO?

[400bigbear]

All joking aside, why would you "not" want to wear blaze orange while hunting? It could save your life, isn't that enough? Why do you feel the need to hide from a CO?

Because CO's are nosey buggers and like to talk and talk and talk interfering with my hunt or fishing . And then they tell others where I'm at, or successful, or I later see them there hunting or fishing too .

TD

[terrym]

Because CO's are nosey buggers and like to talk and talk and talk interfering with my hunt or fishing . And then they tell others where I'm at, or successful, or I later see them there hunting or fishing too .

TD

Do you really think they don't know if there is game or lots of people where they check you? They patrol every day and have a pretty good idea where to look and why to look there.

[400bigbear]

Do you really think they don't know if there is game or lots of people where they check you? They patrol every day and have a pretty good idea where to look and why to look there.

Patrol everyday ?. You must be thinking of another province . Certainly not Ontario .

[topher]

Do you really think they don't know if there is game or lots of people where they check you? They patrol every day and have a pretty good idea where to look and why to look there.

I've only.seen one co my whole life.. Sorry 2... One was years ago ice fishing... The other was a last year, he was having dinner with his family at swiss chalet in uniform....

[finsfurfeathers]

Patrol everyday ?. You must be thinking of another province . Certainly not Ontario .

"Because CO's are nosey buggers and like to talk and talk and talk interfering with my hunt or fishing . And then they tell others where I'm at, or successful, or I later see them there hunting or fishing too"

So which is it as I see it can't have it both ways.