They are alot the same. In most cases seat belts save people when some other idiot driver causes an accident. Im not buying the keeping insurance rates lower either as high as they are these days. IMO the biggest reason they have seat belt laws is to give seat belt tickets and make money. If I want to take a chance of some idiot not seeing me because Im not wearing orange and I get shot it should be my decision!
I also think orange should not be required . I was hunting turkey last spring obviously in full camo and ended up calling in a trespasser. He was stalking the turkey he heard. I didn't move and started yelling out at him. If I moved he may have opened fire, who knows. I know one thing he will never hunt that property again lol!! I have handled a few hunting accidents that were self inflicted, one fatal. Have handled hunter shooting house and have heard of hunter shooting a truck injuring occupant but never a hunter shooting another hunter in the field wearing camo or otherwise. I personally think seatbelts save lives but the state sure makes money from all those tickets.
Probably the same. The insurance companies find ways to milk us for all we are worth anyways and if we made it easier for them it might actually be cheaper in the long run. lol
I was looking at the Moon-phase for this Sept and it does look good the second half of the month. Last season the second half of the month was pretty much a full moon and a waning full moon. A waning full moon has always been my favorite time to hunt during bow season. I will be out the last two + weeks of Sept. This year. Hope I don't get snowed out again!!
You bring up a sore point I have with todays bowhunters. Most bugle way too much. Last year on opening day, August 30 and warm, I had a party hunting in the bottom of the drainage while I was midslope on good game trails. This group bugled every 10-15 minutes up the creek bottom. I could track their progress up the drainage. Elk were all over, I ran into some and was watching 2 groups on the opposite side, but it was way too early as not one elk bugled all morning. They continued until I finally left the area and headed to work late morning. I did drive around to see what they were driving and also left a note with early season elk hunting 101 tips. Their vehicle was clasically decorated with all the high end archery stickers and several archery magazines on the dash. I guess I don't blame them for their technique because if you watch most hunting shows, bugling is the way to go. Unfortunately what the shows don't tell you is they are hunting ranches, pvt land, or limited entry areas that don't get much pressure.
