Tracking Arrow of the future
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson Mo USA
Posts: 323
Tracking Arrow of the future
Tracking Arrow of the future
Here is what is coming.
An arrow of the future that will have a GPS transmitter in it. So that you can find your arrow when you shoot at or hit deer or other game.
Also the very near future holds a GPS transmitter that will hook on the game you shoot and detach from the arrow and then you will be using a GPS.
How much will you pay?
Here is what is coming.
An arrow of the future that will have a GPS transmitter in it. So that you can find your arrow when you shoot at or hit deer or other game.
Also the very near future holds a GPS transmitter that will hook on the game you shoot and detach from the arrow and then you will be using a GPS.
How much will you pay?
#2
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
$0. Why- that isn't hunting to me. You can wound a deer and still bag it. That's just like poison tipped arrows. People won't want to learn how to shoot a bow and they won't be proficient enough to hunt. Usually I hang back and let others post so I can be on the "right side". Well I'm posting first so I can express my opinion, and only my opinion.
#3
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
Are you serious Clark?
Damn I know arrows aren't cheep but do we really need to find them that bad![]
People will be taking pop shots a deer just to get the transmitter in the thing....after that it's just a matter of time before you finaly catch up to him, with another shot if need be.[:@][:'(]
I hope they don't come out but I wouldn't be a bit supprized!
Damn I know arrows aren't cheep but do we really need to find them that bad![]
People will be taking pop shots a deer just to get the transmitter in the thing....after that it's just a matter of time before you finaly catch up to him, with another shot if need be.[:@][:'(]
I hope they don't come out but I wouldn't be a bit supprized!
#4
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
Seems like overkill to me. Tracking an animal is part of what makes hunting hunting. Being able to zoom right in on the exact location of the animal you just shot and being able to just walk right up to it seems too easy to me. I wouldn't buy it, and I would try to convince those that I knew not to buy it too.
Keep the sport sporting, if the deer you wound outsmarts you and you lose it, tough luck. Things happen, we've all either wounded a deer or will wound a deer eventually. Some of us recover them, some of us don't, but that's what keeps the sport interesting.
Keep the sport sporting, if the deer you wound outsmarts you and you lose it, tough luck. Things happen, we've all either wounded a deer or will wound a deer eventually. Some of us recover them, some of us don't, but that's what keeps the sport interesting.
#5
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
There was a member on here that couldn't use lighted nocks in his state. Someone asked why and they said the laws wouldn't allow any electronic devices. The other person said why wouldn't they let you do that. The member said because people would use gps arrows to track the deer. I do believe the gps arrows have been out already.
#6
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
half the time you stick a deer he'll end up breaking the arrow off and leave it on the ground.
I'd prefer a double lung pass through and then your arrow will still be laying on the ground. So it dont sound all the great to me, what about a game tracker even with a pass through you can still find them, that works pretty good for up to about 20 yd shots, works good on pigs where tracking in thick stuff will usually be.
I'd prefer a double lung pass through and then your arrow will still be laying on the ground. So it dont sound all the great to me, what about a game tracker even with a pass through you can still find them, that works pretty good for up to about 20 yd shots, works good on pigs where tracking in thick stuff will usually be.
#7
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Harford Co. Maryland
Posts: 1,574
RE: Tracking Arrow of the future
It sure would be great if Mother Nature left some sort of brightly-colored trail when you hit a deer... Red would be nice. And if only we could cook the meat and enjoy it as a meal... over an open fire or some sort of grill.
Man. It's gotta get easier than this if we put our minds to it.
Man. It's gotta get easier than this if we put our minds to it.