#3016446 - 11/05/12 07:07 AM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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shelbydeer
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Wear it! Don't risk it. Kinda of like the people that don't wear helmets when on motorcycle!
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#3016572 - 11/05/12 08:28 AM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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waynesworld
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Registered: 05/13/12
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Loc: Mboro, Tennessee
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Why should TWRA want to make more people aware of exemptions that make it more unsafe. Does the highway patrol need you to make people aware that you can drive unsafe on your own land? I am glad that TWRA allows for landowners exceptions for things but I would say they don't have to go out of there way to broadcast it. Just my opinion as I am sure that landowners are never shot by accident on there own land so there is no need to have it on. To be honest I would use it and make anyone that hunts my land use it.
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#3016965 - 11/05/12 01:14 PM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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Legnip
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Loc: Brentwood, TN
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I wear it on my land, in my truck, in the bathroom, even got some blaze orange wash clothes...  Cant get enough deer season.
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#3016989 - 11/05/12 01:29 PM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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TITANSFAN2104
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Registered: 05/19/11
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Loc: Smith county ,TN
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The only way I would take it off would be when I got up in the tree. No way I would come out of it hunting from the ground
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#3017246 - 11/05/12 04:01 PM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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Legnip
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Loc: Brentwood, TN
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All joking aside, you should wear it. Safety should be priority #1. About 30 years ago, my father came across another hunter who was shot. The hunter who accidentally shot him went into shock and died. The hunter who was shot survived.
Accidental deaths have declined from hunting accidents in great part to education and blaze orange. Just remember to keep it safe. I've seen enough tresspassing idiots to know that even when you should have the woods to yourself, you may have an idiot close by.
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#3017481 - 11/05/12 06:03 PM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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diamond hunter
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Registered: 09/16/12
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Loc: Goodlettsville Tennessee USA
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Why would anyone not wear it,whats the benefit??
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#3018737 - 11/06/12 10:52 AM
Re: landowner exempt blaze orange ?
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MUP
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Well, if you don't wear it, and you get to your stand well before daylight(with a flashlight) you can potentially see trespassers/poachers coming, before they see you. (Personal experience) Also, if I'm coming out after dark, I have the light on as well. IMO, and it's just that, an opinion, I'd rather not be seen by the group of trespassers/poachers that I contend with on a yearly basis, in order to call them in and get them busted.
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