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Personally, those devices seem kinda dumb to me. I mean, wouldn't you be picking up every friggen squirrel and bird?? How are you supposed to know?? If you ask me, I think it's a big waste of <font color=green>$$$</font id=green>.

-Mike

From what I understand, they work great at picking up trees, brush, and wandering gnomes. Don't think I've heard anyone who was happy with one. I'd rather rely on my own sharp senses anyway to alert me to deer slipping in. Kind of helps keep the &quot;hunt&quot; in hunting and my senses don't require batteries.

GRISWOLD????? Is this the same Griswold that had the picture of the MONSTER rub he found on a tree about two or three years ago? If it is did you ever get him? You never came back.

I dont think you would have to use that unless your a little lazy to get out and hunt yourself. <img src=icon_smile_angry.gif border=0 align=middle>

Pete

They are illegal in Oklahoma.

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Can't even use them to aid in recovering downed game in Indiana.

--Man who fish in other man's well often catch crabs--

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Keep us up to date on that, heat seeker. I personally would not have bought one. For me it would take out of the whole experience, I have also heard to many negatives about them. Next thing they will have is automatic mechines that will located the deer bring them in and shoot them. I do hope that you find it to be worth your money.

Good Luck!



KEEP HUNTING THE GREAT OUTDOORS & GOD ALIVE, PASS IT ON!