Deer do not see color as we know it, just shades of black and white and gray. They really focus on movement. Solid hunter orange is just a shade of gray for them.
Not exactly...
http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publish/atskodeersee.shtml
Deer do not see color as we know it, just shades of black and white and gray. They really focus on movement. Solid hunter orange is just a shade of gray for them.
Well if you just want to be tard about it...
no for bow season if outside of muzzle or gun, if you are bow hunting during muzzleloader or gun then that is muzzleloader or gun season.
And you are incorrect about elk and antelope (since you want to play trard), orange only required then when participating during those firearms season.
People should read the regs before they do anything instead of asking a public forum. The wildlife dept made it real easy this year with a search function on the new digital regs. All you have to do is typee in "orange".
What are the errors? I copied it right out of the regs!Its obvious with 58 posts that you do not understand nor abide by the forum rules.
How many post does it take for it to be obvious? Pretty pathetic that you think you are so awesome by your post count.
Oklahoma hunting regulations are open for discussion, and are at times enforceable at the discretion of the GW's.
Thanks Captain Obvious, glad you cleared that up, and here some people thought they were not enforcable
If you want to continue to contribute to this forum, we would appreciate it, as you have done some research, and put up a good link.
How can I continue to contribute when above you said it is obvious I do not understand the rules?
If you want to continue to call people "tards", this will be reported, and your time on this forum may be limited at the discretion of the forum moderators.
Oh no, what to do!!!!
BTW your reply contained some errors to the regulations, so you may want to research further.
(since you want to play trard)
OK Hunting Regs said:All hunters participating in any antelope, bear, deer or elk season using a firearm (muzzleloader or gun) must conspicuously wear both a head covering and an outer garment above the waistline, both totaling at least 400 square inches of hunter orange. Camouflage hunter orange is legal as long as there are at least 400 square inches of hunter orange.
Antelope, bear, deer or elk hunters using archery equipment during any antelope, bear, deer or elk firearms (muzzleloader or gun) season in any open hunting area (zone, county, or area) must conspicuously wear either a head covering or an outer garment above the waistline consisting of hunter orange. Camouflage hunter orange is legal.
All other hunters, except those hunting waterfowl, crow or crane, or while hunting furbearing animals at night, must wear either a head covering or upper garment of hunter orange clothing while hunting during any antelope, bear, deer or elk firearms (muzzleloader or gun) season in any open hunting area (zone, county or area.) Camouflage hunter orange is legal.
um, no, tard is spelled exactly like it is supposed to be... even Dennis got that part right...
Well if you just want to be tard about it...
no for bow season if outside of muzzle or gun, if you are bow hunting during muzzleloader or gun then that is muzzleloader or gun season.
And you are incorrect about elk and antelope (since you want to play trard), orange only required then when participating during those firearms season.
um, no, tard is spelled exactly like it is supposed to be... even Dennis got that part right...
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