Hunter Safety System Hunter Warning Sign, Orange
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One of them is 12" at the base and 13 1/2" at the top. It was a pleasure to work with them. Without leaves on the trees, they work well in the woods. A light reflected off of them makes the reflective banding stand out well.
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A small portion of my land is wooded, so I bought these signs for neighbors (and others) to know when a hunter is around, so they can keep everyone and their pets at a safe distance and not disturb the hunter. Easy to pack up and very bright, these signs are a great choice for events. Using the phrase "Use extreme caution and stealth" to describe a dangerous thing is a bit presumptuous. Keeping your hunting area concealed is a must if you want to avoid people sneaking in under the radar Animals do that as a way of surviving. The advice I would give is "Remain at a safe distance, exercise extreme caution". As well, they hang freely, such that even the slightest breeze can cause them to spin and move. I have noticed that these are good for grabbing people's attention, but that they are bad for deer and turkey hunting because I have observed that they scare the animals.
This is a handy little pack that folds up nicely. This bright orange bermuda shirt has a reflective material on the edges (a flashlight makes it glow beautifully). It does not matter how light the breeze is, they will still spin well. There is only one downside to it. My preference is to put them on a trail leading up to my stand and move them to my stand, but they spin too much for me to use right there. To prevent that, the orange sashes could be strapped to a branch or tree, but in PA the sashes need to be visible from all sides. Thought this was a neat product.
It used to be that I would hear people, horses, or trucks just rushing past without thinking. As of now, they either don't respond or all have been quite as good as The folding is nice, and I can pack these in my bag easily. Rapid deployment and visibility distinguish them from their competitors. There are two other guys in my club who have picked them up as well. Having the name and contact information at the bottom of the page makes it easy to find out who is in the woods.
You get two out of the box. It is one that you can put by your blind, and a second that you can place on your way, to let other hunters know that you are there and can go elsewhere. Also, they are very light and fold small, so small that you can store them in The orange color has a high visibility factor when set up, and they're tall and resolutely large. In addition, they have awesome reflectors that make it easy to find them in the dark. It would not be possible for me to be.
The items are what I found after ghillie-hunting two days in a row My hide was walked past by a herd of noobs last fall, who walked on top of deadfall and talked loudly. The children saw me and calmed down as soon as they saw me waving. Despite that morning's protests, the damage had already been It's really cool to see these. The ones I keep on my rearview mirror and in my rear window (provided there is nothing of value in the car), and the one I post a few dozen yards into the trail just.
Very bright and very lightweight, they are portable and easy to put on or around blinds. They appear to be compact and lightweight when packed up. If they serve at an event, I imagine they will need to be tightly secured to ensure they don't move around. It may be a bit concerning in the wording, but the point is still made, and you are alerting others if you place them.
The first one is about 100 yards from where I exit the trail, and the second one is right where I exit! Since then, I haven't had any more disturbances from anyone! The bag is very bright, easy to see, and very easy to pop up or roll back up and secure with the As an additional safety feature when walking through the woods, the bands can be seen inside the mesh sections of my back pack when they aren't hanging from a tree or bush. The sign I had with my name and cell number on it was found by a member of the club who called me to see how I was doing. One night I was out much later than usual with a stuck climber. The more I bought, the more I gave to.
From several hundred yards away, I was able to see them clearly. I saw a couple of people see them and change directions in which to walk. So they do not move much in the wind, I attached a second string to tether them down on branches.
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