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Quick color blind survey
Hi everybody, I'm doing research for a class at school and am trying to find if color blindness has any effect on deer hunting. If you could fill out this brief survey it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7) 2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_______ 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?___ 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ______ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? _____ 8. What is your age? ______ 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7) Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced Very Experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?__5__ 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?_40__ 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ___0___ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? __3___ 8. What is your age? __30____ 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). Yes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify Near Sighted 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No Nope |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, benn hunting since i was 10 an im 23 now. 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year? alot, my wife says to much 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting? 60 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? 0___ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? 3 8. What is your age? 23 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify Near Sighted 11. Are you color blind? No hope i was a help to you, Drew from Kentucky. |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7)
Yes 2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced somewhat experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_______ I'm just going to guess 15. I didn't get to go as much as I would have liked but I got out there a bunch of times. 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?___ 6 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ______ 1 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? _____ 1 8. What is your age? ______ 45 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). Yes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ Near sighted 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No Yes. The receptors on my retina that detect green are weaker than they should be. I can see green, but distinguishing between certain shades of red, green and brown can be difficult. |
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very if I answer #1 then I shouldn't have to answer this one we go for as long as it takes to fill a few licenses 4 days you wouldn't believe me if I typed it ...hundreds one two old enough to not have to post threads for school ...53 yes and no...I'm in denial both no |
1. yes
2. very 3. yes 4. 30+ 5. A lot 6. 0 7. 3 8. 45 9. yes 10. near 11. no |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? very experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?___45____ 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?__40_ 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ___0___ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? __4___ 8. What is your age? ___41___ 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ 11. Are you color blind? Yes |
You need to ask if the respondent is male or female. Color blindness is extremely rare in females. Females responding to your survey could skew your results.
1. Have you ever hunted deer? Yes 2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) somewhat experienced. 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year? Several 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting? Several 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? None 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? One doe 8. What is your age? 19 now, 18 last season 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? Yes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Yes 11. Are you color blind? No (But note that I am female) :sheep: We sheep are color deficient of course, but we don't go deer hunting |
[quote=kbinko92;3422191]Hi everybody, I'm doing research for a class at school and am trying to find if color blindness has any effect on deer hunting. If you could fill out this brief survey it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
First of all welovome to the forums.. 1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) YES 2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? very experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? YES 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_______ 10 worked most of the season.. 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?___ 15 most all were antlerless ( bucks only here..) 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ______ 1 with a bow 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? _____ 0 8. What is your age? ______ 49 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? Sometimes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ Far sighted 11. Are you color blind? YES Now let us know what exactly being colorblind has to do with hunting? After all knowing and identifying your target is a must before shooting at it... |
I'm trying to see if being color blind gives an advantage or disadvantage when deer hunting. The theory is that color blindness has stuck around and not disappeared in humans because it can give advantages when doing some tasks. In monkeys, ones who have color blindness are able to find more fruits and camouflaged insects than monkeys with normal color vision. I'm trying to see if this applies to humans, except with deer since we don't exactly try to find fruits and insects in the jungle.
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1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7) Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced Very experienced, but not an expert. 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_100 + or - days______ 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?_125 +__The last day of permit shotgun I had 21 does in 10 minutes. 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ___1___ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? __7___ 8. What is your age? ___39___ 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). Yes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify __Near sighted__________________ 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No No |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced very experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_______My observation log book is at camp, so I can't accurately answer this question. 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?___My observation log book is at camp, so I can't accurately answer this question. 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ______None 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? _____4 8. What is your age? ______50 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ 11. Are you color blind? No |
Originally Posted by kbinko92
(Post 3423576)
I'm trying to see if being color blind gives an advantage or disadvantage when deer hunting. The theory is that color blindness has stuck around and not disappeared in humans because it can give advantages when doing some tasks. In monkeys, ones who have color blindness are able to find more fruits and camouflaged insects than monkeys with normal color vision. I'm trying to see if this applies to humans, except with deer since we don't exactly try to find fruits and insects in the jungle.
Generally, predators (and their prey) have visual systems attuned to recognize movement rather than color. If a mouse sits still, a cat cannot "see" it. But when the mouse moves, the cat's visual system "sees" it immediately. If a hunter wears como, he/she is not readily visible to a deer until he/she moves. Blue is detectable by deer. (Don't wear blue jeans while hunting.) they also see hunter orange as a bright shade of gray, whereas pink does not show up very well for a deer. It has been suggested, because of this, that hunters wear pink instead of hunter orange. This idea has not received a lot of supprt. :sheep: |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? very experienced, 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year? I never kept a record but I'm gonna say at least 30 times. 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting? Guessing more than 50 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? None, 3 shots, 3 kills. 2 with my bow and 1 with a muzzleloader. 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? 3 8. What is your age? 56 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? Yes 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, I wear bifocals but seldom wear my glasses while hunting. 11. Are you color blind? No |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? Yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? Somewhat Experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Um, see question 1. :s5: 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year? Three days last year. I hunt until I fill my tag(s). 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting? Just one last year, and I shot her at 5pm on the last day of the trip. 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? I've missed twice in my life, but not last year. 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? One 8. What is your age? 34 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? Nope. 20/10 vision. 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify N/A 11. Are you color blind? Nope Mike |
1. yes
2. very experienced 3. yes 4. approximately 25-30 days 5. 50+ 6. none 7. 3 8. 31 9. no 10. n/a 11. partial |
Originally Posted by daddyslittlegirl
(Post 3424011)
Blue is detectable by deer. (Don't wear blue jeans while hunting.) they also see hunter orange as a bright shade of gray, whereas pink does not show up very well for a deer. It has been suggested, because of this, that hunters wear pink instead of hunter orange. This idea has not received a lot of supprt.
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1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7)
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?25_______ 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?12___ 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? _0_____ 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? ___1__ 8. What is your age? __22____ 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____Near sighted 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No |
Originally Posted by daddyslittlegirl
(Post 3424011)
I think that is the exact opposite. Having color vision would give a selective advantage in that it would enable arboreal primates the ability to readily recognize ripe fruits.
Generally, predators (and their prey) have visual systems attuned to recognize movement rather than color. If a mouse sits still, a cat cannot "see" it. But when the mouse moves, the cat's visual system "sees" it immediately. If a hunter wears como, he/she is not readily visible to a deer until he/she moves. Blue is detectable by deer. (Don't wear blue jeans while hunting.) they also see hunter orange as a bright shade of gray, whereas pink does not show up very well for a deer. It has been suggested, because of this, that hunters wear pink instead of hunter orange. This idea has not received a lot of supprt. :sheep: |
1. Have you ever hunted deer? No (skip to question 8) /Yes (please continue to question 2-7) yes
2. If yes, overall, how experienced are you as a hunter? (pick one) very experienced, somewhat experienced, not very experienced, not at all experienced somewhat 3. Have you ever gone deer hunting? Yes/No yes 4. How many times did you go deer hunting in the past year?_______15 5. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you seen while hunting?___5 6. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you taken a shot at, but missed? ______0 7. If any, in the past year, how many deer have you actually killed? _____3 8. What is your age? ______47 9. Do you wear glasses or contacts? No (skip to question 11) /Yes (please continue to question 10). no 10. If so, are you: Near sighted? Far sighted? Other, please specify ____________________ 11. Are you color blind? Yes / No No |
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