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Could this be used for duck hunting #1815375 11/09/10 12:35 AM
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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: Hopedale] #1815500 11/09/10 01:07 AM
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great idea, but what about when the wind picks up?


Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: Hopedale] #1815521 11/09/10 01:13 AM
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I guess just so long as u stay COMPLETELY still so if anything is flyin over u doesnt see the movements. I would still be concerned with reflections although its really cool i am just not to sure bout it



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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: Ramball36] #1815543 11/09/10 01:18 AM
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I'd worry about the reflection coming from the water/sun on that thing. For land hunters it would work bc they are hunting things that are groudn level...not sure about the birds seeing it from up above.



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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: Fooshman] #1815861 11/09/10 02:22 AM
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So I guess the question is, who's going to hurry up and buy one and give us some feedback!



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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: DWADR] #1815963 11/09/10 02:43 AM
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No room in the boat!


Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: stick] #1815988 11/09/10 02:48 AM
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What will be real funny is the dude who makes a home made version loco_too



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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: _Scooter_] #1816045 11/09/10 02:59 AM
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cool idea.

Doubt it wil work for duck hunting though, since you mainly need overhead camo. If you angle it towards the sky, it will be a patch of blue on land. Maybe if you use natural vegetation for the overhead camo and then that to shield your lower body movements.

But it may work better than the confidence cow.



Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: TXPride] #1816257 11/09/10 03:42 AM
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Mirrors were used out in open fields for waterfowling before most of you were born. A mirror will provide perfect camo, exact match to it's surroundings. The only thing to give the blind away is the shadow.


Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: Jetducks] #1816299 11/09/10 03:54 AM
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But if you break it..........seven years of killing nothing but Mergansers and coots. rofl


Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: GreyDuck] #1817226 11/09/10 03:10 PM
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I don't think it does anything for ducks that can fly overhead.



Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: TexasEd] #1817363 11/09/10 03:43 PM
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you would definatly be able to apply the face paint JUST RIGHT!!!!



Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: GreyDuck] #1818359 11/09/10 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted By: GreyDuck
But if you break it..........seven years of killing nothing but Mergansers and coots. rofl



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............Nilo Farms had a mirror blind that they used for goose hunting years and years ago that looked to hold 3 or 4 guys....they said it was killer on cloudy days.



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Re: Could this be used for duck hunting [Re: _Scooter_] #1819594 11/10/10 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted By: _Scooter_
What will be real funny is the dude who makes a home made version loco_too


Aw, shuxs! I can see it now. You're home, in between hunts, and bored. Yep, something tells me a trip to Pep-boys to get a "silver" windshield visor is in your future. rofl



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