Gents, (and ladies)

Figure I'd get some feedback on this new "Hecs" suit for bow hunting. I don't plan on buying one as its surely the latest gimic. However I'd like to see if any of you have one, or have an experience with one (my bud just dropped 180$ for one). It's basically has a premise like scent lock, yet it blocks your electromagnetic waves instead of your scent that is detected by animals. Let the comments begin.

Really? Electromagnetic waves? Geeeeze.

Scent control works for me. If they can detect my electromagnetic waves and use it to their advantage, I'll just shoot the other ones that don't see, hear or smell me.

If you need one, you're a terrible hunter.

How's that?

Never used one or heard of anyone using one, but just seems to be a way to get sportmen to open their wallets so a 'legal' theft can occur.

My feeder motor scrambles their magnetic location sensory perception.

Just hunt the wind. All the gimmicks and crazy, newest, best, most expensive crap ain't needed.

We must use the same motors.

Point Made! Wanted my buddy to see some real "reviews". I personally told him aluminum foil may work better for about 10$.

make one of those hats like in the movie "Signs"...should work!

My uncle swears up and down by it elk hunting

I bought a suit two years ago, mostly for some field reseach that I do, but also used it while hunting both in Texas and in Illinois. Couldn't say for sure if it worked in Illinois, because I shot out on the first day!

The past two deer seasons here in Texas I only gun hunted; so, hard to qualify. However, predator hunting is seemed to help, since I never got busted last year when wearing the HECS.

In a blind case study,I hunted without a HECS suit and I didn't get busted either. Of course, my force field died years ago. I subscribe to 8pointdrop's "hunt the wind" approach.

Hunting the wind is fine....so long as the wind doesn't swirl or change directions! If you hunt any where in Texas, you'll find that to be true.