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Whistle arrow for hunting

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Pat B:
I think whistleing arrows were used for hunting but for small game or birds. When used in conjunction with a skipping arrow the whistler was shot into a flock of ducks mimicing a hawk. The ducks would light on the water for protection and the skipping arrow was skipped across the water at the ducks.   With small game a whistling arrow would cause a rabbit to become motionless to protect itself from a hawk giving the hunter time to take a shot at the rabbit with a hunting arrow.

armymedic.2:
I knew i would get some intersting responses here on that.   ;D

I dont have issues getting deer in General, but this one property gives me fits with its open fields. I have called and decoyed deer in there using blinds, but it is the one place i can stalk until my heart is content, and shoot does.   Our land is a buck management area with no stalking. :(

The small game application is interesting

The real deal is trout season isnt open yet, and deer is over


I need a project!

crooketarrow:
  Pat never heard of a skipping arrow.
  Seams that be alot harder than just shooting duck.

Slackbunny:

--- Quote from: crooketarrow on March 18, 2013, 08:05:07 am ---  Pat never heard of a skipping arrow.
  Seams that be alot harder than just shooting duck.

--- End quote ---

Might be good for big groups of ducks though, especially if you have multiple archers.

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