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Tech29 05-05-2003 12:42 PM

Heat sensors
 
Hi,

this post is actually for a friend of mine.
His bday is coming up and his gf needs some gift ideas.
He' s been wanting a Game Heat Sensor for quite a while but
isn' t sure which to get and how they work.

Any suggestions would be great since I' ll be benefiting from his
gf' s gift. :D After all what are friends for.

jerseyhunter 05-05-2003 06:40 PM

RE: Heat sensors
 
The Gamefinder Pro is pretty cool it just takes practice being able to tell a hit from a false reading. Such as the heat from a decaying log. or a house chimney. I practice with it small game hunting seeking out dogs and other hunters.

Tech29 05-06-2003 07:11 AM

RE: Heat sensors
 
Is it safe to say it works???
I would say we' ve lost four deer in the past three years due to tracking or poor blood trail. I also lost a bear this year.

Rack-attack 05-06-2003 11:10 AM

RE: Heat sensors
 
HEAT SENSOR....LOL:D:D

What would your Indian friends say if they saw you in the woods with one of those[:o];)

Tech29 05-06-2003 12:10 PM

RE: Heat sensors
 
The way I look at it.....what ever works to find a dead/wounded deer in the woods is well worth a try.


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