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<blockquote data-quote="Red Sparky" data-source="post: 1058752" data-attributes="member: 37223"><p>I was watching Western Extreme due to insomnia. It was the winter range mule deer hunt. I normally enjoy watching Western Extreme and I understand that you film the hunt and then film fill in video to make up for the amount of airtime a program takes. </p><p></p><p>I was amazed to see Jim put his bow down into the snow sight first. Has anybody done this by mistake? I usually try to keep anything from hitting my sight. Then they show him blowing the snow out and using his finger to clear the sight. How likely is it to throw your sight off.</p><p></p><p>Then he takes a range with his rangefinder. The optics look clear but where I think the laser comes out is completely covered by snow. He then puts a perfect shot on a mule deer buck that drops right there.</p><p></p><p>So do you think if you actually did this on a hunt would it effect your sight at all? Also if you did it in order and not as fill in video would you feel comfortable taking a shot?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Red Sparky, post: 1058752, member: 37223"] I was watching Western Extreme due to insomnia. It was the winter range mule deer hunt. I normally enjoy watching Western Extreme and I understand that you film the hunt and then film fill in video to make up for the amount of airtime a program takes. I was amazed to see Jim put his bow down into the snow sight first. Has anybody done this by mistake? I usually try to keep anything from hitting my sight. Then they show him blowing the snow out and using his finger to clear the sight. How likely is it to throw your sight off. Then he takes a range with his rangefinder. The optics look clear but where I think the laser comes out is completely covered by snow. He then puts a perfect shot on a mule deer buck that drops right there. So do you think if you actually did this on a hunt would it effect your sight at all? Also if you did it in order and not as fill in video would you feel comfortable taking a shot? [/QUOTE]
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