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I've had one for a year or so and have yet to find an animal with it. Dead animal that is. Dan | ||
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It is just not for me | |||
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As far as I've heard from friends, it's quite a tricky device to use efficiently. First of all, it's obviously very sensitive to the natural sources of heat, like rocks that have caught sun in the daytime. It also appears that the degree of sensitivity needs a lot of tuning pretty much all the time during the use, depending of course on the scenery. I've also been told that the best use for it is in around +5C temperature while tracking a wounded animal (like tj�der) and in winter when trying to find deer-size animals from the woods. as I said, these are experiences of my friends, haven't tried the thing myself. | |||
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Hi Tread, Pure junk thats why I gave it you!!! your best mate!! Griff | |||
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One of our hunting magazines tested a couple of these in the latest issue. They recommended a tracking dog ![]() [ 01-27-2003, 22:12: Message edited by: Wachtel ] | |||
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A bloodhound he should be. Never use a retriever for, if he happens to be like my late Lab, he'll keep on bringing back the damn gadget every time you throw it away and you'll never get rid of it ![]() | |||
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<tread> |
Great now I know why Griff was so happy to part with it." who needs enemies with friends like this" ![]() ![]() | ||
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