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It was dusty bone dry during our whole hunt EXCEPT that we had very heavy fog on Friday and especially Saturday, so the grass was soaking wet. My pants were wet for a few hours from above my snake gaiters (which are silent -- I don't what snake chaps are) to my knees. They dried up as soon as the fog lifted or I stopped walking through the tall grass.
Even if there were not rattlesnakes, everything on the ground is trying to stab, stick, and cut you just as much as in the thickets. I don't think crawling is even possible unless you wear a full Kevlar body suit. Even just walking in the thickets, every evening I was pulling thorn points out of my legs and abdomen or sides.
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Originally posted by ppeeks59 View PostIt was dusty bone dry during our whole hunt EXCEPT that we had very heavy fog on Friday and especially Saturday, so the grass was soaking wet. My pants were wet for a few hours from above my snake gaiters (which are silent -- I don't what snake chaps are) to my knees. They dried up as soon as the fog lifted or I stopped walking through the tall grass.
Even if there were not rattlesnakes, everything on the ground is trying to stab, stick, and cut you just as much as in the thickets. I don't think crawling is even possible unless you wear a full Kevlar body suit. Even just walking in the thickets, every evening I was pulling thorn points out of my legs and abdomen or sides.
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Originally posted by Tiburon1 View PostWet and cold this weekend. They are going to be bedded down hard. Nilgai hate it when it's cold and wet.
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Originally posted by Brown E View PostI am very familiar with the south Texas vegetation. I wonder if there was a nilgai Montana decoy and how that would work in approach? I know they are very skittish.
I feel a decoy can get the attention of a bull, during breeding dates, which may offer a closer shot, possibly. It would more than likely end up being a frontal shot, being that I suppose a bull would advance towards and stop to be inquisitive(which nilgai on those hunts are not very inquisitive animals, very spooky in my opinion.)
If they are rutted up, it could work. I'd shy away from using one and prefer my odds without it personally.
I do not believe there is such a thing as a Montana Decoy for nilgai.
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Originally posted by Brown E View PostI am very familiar with the south Texas vegetation. I wonder if there was a nilgai Montana decoy and how that would work in approach? I know they are very skittish.
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Originally posted by ppeeks59 View Postsnake gaiters are easier to wear than chaps, though the chaps do provide protection higher up the legs. They won't be needed much this weekend -- the snakes will be frozen in place.
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