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llostwolf
08-20-2012, 18:30
http://bethedecoy.com/

Who would do this?? Dress up as a decoy while hunting? It looks like a great way to get shot to me.

Goodburbon
08-20-2012, 18:37
A BIG no-no in my book.

lead_magnet
08-20-2012, 19:36
LMAO ... there are was to get shot faster, but I imagine that would do it for you. Very bad idea, if that even needs said.

van7559
08-20-2012, 19:37
No way. I used a montana decoy antelope decoy a few year back out east during rifle season. They do work, and do work great however I almost had to kick the shit out of a guy who could not see worth a shit!

Mtn.man
08-20-2012, 21:52
Archery,,, duh.

MileHighOutlaw
08-20-2012, 22:33
They are made more for Archery season. I know Brandon real well and it is amazing how well these work. Even he says do not use them for rifle season.

lead_magnet
08-21-2012, 04:24
Archery,,, duh.

Whats the contengency for drunken poachers?

Danimal
08-21-2012, 05:11
Honestly has anyone on here killed an antelope with a bow? I have never shot one under 300 yards with a rifle because they see too well and are in open ground. It is tough to get in close to them. I might try it out next year before the season starts to see how well it works, with a very, very good friend watching my back. Looks like fun to me.

Danimal
08-21-2012, 05:13
Oh yeah, only during the first week of archery season, probably PLO.

Colorado Osprey
08-21-2012, 05:30
Honestly has anyone on here killed an antelope with a bow? I have never shot one under 300 yards with a rifle because they see too well and are in open ground. It is tough to get in close to them...

Count me as a +3 for archery antelope.
Spot and stalk is very difficult. I have done it once and consider it some of the hardest hunting in the world. On the other hand putting a blind near a water source and it it like hunting from a tree stand back east. Sit.. wait...and shoot.

fitz19d
08-21-2012, 05:35
Honestly has anyone on here killed an antelope with a bow? I have never shot one under 300 yards with a rifle because they see too well and are in open ground. It is tough to get in close to them. I might try it out next year before the season starts to see how well it works, with a very, very good friend watching my back. Looks like fun to me.

Funny though when I went shooting out by Briggsdale once, setting up to shoot a herd of 3-4 of them were passing past a cow fence maybe 100 yards away unconcernedly. Wished Oh wished so badly I could have taken them. They must get a memo about hunting season dates.

TRnCO
08-21-2012, 13:26
Honestly has anyone on here killed an antelope with a bow?Twice. One buck and one doe. There are places that spot and stalk are do-able, and there are places where spot and stalk with a rifle is dang near impossible. I get to hunt where the land features allow a decent chances of spot and stalk with the bow.
It's not easy, but what I love about it is that you're always in the game. Mess up a stalk, get on a hill, and spot the next stalker. I always target lone animals, but the buck that I got was in a herd of 9 bucks, so it is possible even when in a heard.

TFOGGER
08-21-2012, 13:55
Knowing some of the yokels I've run into in the woods, this seems like a great way to get your ass shot off/perforated with a broadhead...

CapLock
08-22-2012, 09:17
Be the target...