Cayugad - Great Trick
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Cayugad - Great Trick
ORIGINAL: sabotloader
pull trigger, pull hammer back, release trigger, release hammer - NO CLICK!
pull trigger, pull hammer back, release trigger, release hammer - NO CLICK!
#5
RE: Cayugad - Great Trick
cayugad
You comment reminds me of a couple of movies that I share in my history class about mountain men - the worst thing they could hear in the dark was the click of a sidehammer or flinter- it was amazing how quickly a "click" could cause them to scatter - I really think they taught elk the same trick. This really seems odd to me as I have shot elk and the rest of the elk in the group stand around looking for where the sound came from - but a simple "click!" and they are in scatter mode.
Here is one that didn't here the click... Ignore the pink hat I lost a bet...
You comment reminds me of a couple of movies that I share in my history class about mountain men - the worst thing they could hear in the dark was the click of a sidehammer or flinter- it was amazing how quickly a "click" could cause them to scatter - I really think they taught elk the same trick. This really seems odd to me as I have shot elk and the rest of the elk in the group stand around looking for where the sound came from - but a simple "click!" and they are in scatter mode.
Here is one that didn't here the click... Ignore the pink hat I lost a bet...
#8
RE: Cayugad - Great Trick
Hunting them elk sure looks like a lot of fun.. even if you had to wear a pink hat ( must have been a good wager ). The worst part or at least the real work looks like it would be carrying that big rascal out of the woods. Couldn't you have waited until the elk crossed a road or something??? I guess that's why when I hunted them the one time many years ago, I had a guide who had three boys... Nice elk there Sabotloader.
#10
RE: Cayugad - Great Trick
sabotloader: the key to having elk NOT hear the click is either shoot them while running, as cayugad suggests, or else back off a few hundred yards more . See - there's a simple solution to everything!
BTW - real men aren't afraid to wear pink.
IM jaybe
BTW - real men aren't afraid to wear pink.
IM jaybe