kevozz
Senior Member
Quit feeding the Trolls. Stick to the funny story...
I guess now i know where the Wardens and rangers were at...i went by the check station 4 times at differing times and never saw anyone.
The trucks were there, but the windows were all closed with the curtains drawn..even in the middle of the day........trucks there..windows,curtains drawn.(strange)
Oh,and by the way,on the subject of decoys..Y'all be careful they now have a decoy deer that is remote control and can move it's head/tail..........no joke,it's true.
I know the taxidermist who worked on it...very,very real looking.
where is the motor and mechanicals located?
My guess is probably inside the bear somewhere, whouldn't you think? I mean, if they had batteries and servos sitting on the ground beside the decoy and cables and lingages attached to his nose and tail, it would probably be a dead giveaway, wouldn't it?
That would really be pretty easy to design and build. Heck, you can buy Christmas and Halloween decorations and toy animal that have mechanicals to make them move around.
I'm guessing gobbleinwoods assumed they'd be inside the critter but motors to move heads, ears, and/or tail would get tore up each time an accurate or not so accurate shooting potential poacher plunked it in or near a kill zone. So I understood the question to be "where inside the critter would the motors be so as not to cause significant damage each time it got plunked". These decoys are expensive and clearly meant to be reused as efficiently as possible and the use of these by game officers would have gone the way of the passenger pigeon long ago if there weren't so many road poachers about.
here is the vest, the road was up hill maybe 60 ft straight up. it was in the mtns