JimNM
Great question, however I have some data you don’t have.
and just as an aside, the entire predator eye Assumption, is a sixth sense, that knows no bounds. I totally believe in it. The real western Indians, before they we’re forced to change, Were the ultimate hunters. They knew not to look directly at their prey, As it’s a dead giveaway, pardon the pun. If you want to know my source, it’s Louis l’Amour. Don’t laugh, read one of his books.
Anyway, you just watched the video. The video was after I started the camera. Before I started it, I sat down and was looking at that squirrel through the optics, he was just sitting there munching. I quickly mounted my camera and got it all set up, no small feat. I finally got it turned on correctly and hit record. The entire time, the squirrel was sitting there calmly eating nuts.
then I hit record, and then I pulled the bolt back and you saw what happened. Predator Eye
I never, ever look directly at a game animal that I’m trying to stock. Try an oblique path, that brings you closer but not directly toward the animal you’re trying to stock, and don’t look directly at it. Watch the iguana girl videos.
I deer hunt a lot. Lots of time in the stand, lots of time in the mountains and in the fields. If I see a doe or a young buck, Of course I stare at them, they’re dumb as can be. Especially at the beginning of the season.
however, if I see a buck, and he looks nervous, I look away. And look at him out of the corner of my eye.
Now the reality is, if I saw a buck at 450 yards, I probably wouldn’t worry about him noticing me watching him. At 200 I would be still has a statue, and trying to slow my heart…so he couldn’t hear it.
Try giving animals the predator eye for a month or two and see what happens. It’s much funner believing.
It was so weird when I pulled the bolt back and cocked it and he just started dancing and boogie. If it was something else like a hawk, he would hit the dirt.
I had not decided if I would shoot or not. It was extremely good conditions, or I wouldn’t even think about it. I was going to shoot a can, maybe. And watch him. I never really did get to find out what I was going to do. Because when that bolt clicked shut, and my eye hit his cerebellum, He immediately reacted.
Whatever, it was kind of cool
mike
