can he see me now????
#3
RE: can he see me now????
Directly behind is their only real blind spot . They have a huge FOV due to the placement of their eyes on the sides of their heads , and sideways pupils . The one bonus is that they have little or no depth perception , which makes it hard for them to pick you out from the background , especially if you' re not moving .
#4
RE: can he see me now????
kevin pretty much nailed it, but I will be honest and say I prefer their head down or behind something to draw, their periphial vison is amazing, especially movement.
#8
RE: can he see me now????
i have heard that its like 310 degrees with some overlapping.. but im not sure what the overlap is about
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lexington NC USA
Posts: 459
RE: can he see me now????
Watch out for those few deer that have a third eye in the back of their head. I have personally seen several of them myself. I prefer to draw when their head is behind something. Only bad thing is it might leave you holding the string for a while waiting on him to step out. A couple weeks before season opens I will sit in the house and hold my bow at full draw for as long as I can. I do this 4 times a night every other night and it really helps when the moment of truth comes.