Rages whistling
09-17-2008, 11:03 AM
#22
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
Posts: 6,146
RE: Rages whistling
Oh yeah!! 
ORIGINAL: Western MA Hunter
You too? Gotta love Big Hair!
ORIGINAL: bloodcrick
never noticed it with mine, BUT i damaged my hearing as a youth listining to Big hair bands
never noticed it with mine, BUT i damaged my hearing as a youth listining to Big hair bands
09-17-2008, 11:08 AM
#23
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Southern MD
Posts: 2,520
RE: Rages whistling
ORIGINAL: Vito1
The biologists on Quality Whitetails TV discussed this recently. They claim new research found deer hear about the same as humans. The only difference being they can hear higher pitches. So maybe the whistling is louder to them if your broadheads are making a high pitch whistling?
Either way, I don't think it matters.
ORIGINAL: chrowski
Is this true Schultzy? I've heard, not from any scholarly sources, thatthe hearing of deer is pretty comprable tothatof a human. I haven't done anyresearch on this, but I was wondering if you have...or if you're just speaking from observation.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Times that by about 100 from what we can hear. Deer can hear unbelievably!
Here's a test to try.....if you are confident in your shooting abilities.......lol.
Place your movie camera on top of your target.....and turn the sound up to the max.
Go back to (______) yds and fire a few shots at your target. THAT is what the deer hears.
Place your movie camera on top of your target.....and turn the sound up to the max.
Go back to (______) yds and fire a few shots at your target. THAT is what the deer hears.
Either way, I don't think it matters.
09-17-2008, 12:14 PM
#24
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
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RE: Rages whistling
One thing to keep in mind, though.....is ...even if they only hear as good as we do....they have the ability to turn their ears in non-unison fashion. They act (I dunno)....like funnels. When I try to hear something faint....I have to turn my head to get a bearing on the sound to triangulate (not sure that's the best term) or pinpoint the sound. I think they can do this much quicker than we can, because of their ability to pretty much turn their ears in most directions.
If I could turn my ears forward (no jokes....lol) independently and simultaneously....I'd hear things better, I think.
If I could turn my ears forward (no jokes....lol) independently and simultaneously....I'd hear things better, I think.
09-17-2008, 12:44 PM
#25
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Hillsborough, NJ
Posts: 130
RE: Rages whistling
I believe I've offically hijacked this thread....my bad 
I guess we've also got to figurethat adeer takes those slight noises (such as the clinking of metal from stands) much more seriously than we do...they're processing the sounds more seriously i guess...
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I guess we've also got to figurethat adeer takes those slight noises (such as the clinking of metal from stands) much more seriously than we do...they're processing the sounds more seriously i guess...
09-17-2008, 06:23 PM
#27
RE: Rages whistling
Well I'm going doe hunting on saturday. The rages will be in my quiver. I want to see how they do before i take them buck hunting with me. I'll let you know how thing go.
