Helmets

[Beacher]

Do any hunters regularly use a helmet as part of their hunting system? If so, which one?

 

[Topdog]

No

 

[Hunter260]

……… no

 

[Nutterbuster]

 

[VaBruiser]

Do any hunters regularly use a helmet as part of their hunting system? If so, which one?

Is this real life? I don't understand

 

[Nutterbuster]

Alright, alright.

No, nobody does that even though as much as we like to compare ourselves to rock climbers, arborists, lineman, etc...and they all definitely use them, at the end of the day OSHA isn't breathing down our boss' neck and they look dumb in the selfies.

Should we wear them? Probably definitely maybe perhaps. I don't know. Am I wearing one? Nope.

 

[redsquirrel]

Do any hunters regularly use a helmet as part of their hunting system? If so, which one?

I know someone on here who does srt and uses one.

 

[CP3]

This is mine

 

[Beacher]

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This is mine

Don't tempt me. Ohio doesn't allow sword hunting

 

[Still Kicking]

It's hard to find ones that match your camo but if you are a plad hunter you may be in luck.

 

[SNIPERBBB]

I know someone on here who does srt and uses one.

When setting up a tree for rope climbing the first time, its not a bad idea to wear a helmet because you never if you're about to knock some dead limbs out of a tree.

 

[Blacksmith]

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Where you get that?? I want one w/my shop logo on it....

 

[kbetts]

No way in hell.

How's that?

 

[Robert loper]

A helmet? Lmao. Really?
Hey man if it makes you feel safer or gives you more confidence then have at it. Be great under a big white oak in early October

 

[elk yinzer]

Whose mom is OP?

 

[Red Beard]

This is my regular go to.

Thinking of switching it up for next season though.

 

[sureshotscott]

I remember a guy mentioning on a forum that he used a helmet only because he was running night vision.

 

[House75]

I don’t - but arborists do - so I could see a safety conscious hunter wearing one. I thought about it.


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[Jtaylor]

I don’t - but arborists do - so I could see a safety conscious hunter wearing one. I thought about it.


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I'm guessing just because they run into overhead work and are trimming dead limbs, etc. that could fall on their head. If it makes you feel better or are just downright accident prone, ya might as well go for it.
I wear Crocs in the woods quite a bit so I guess who am I to judge?

 

[House75]

I'm guessing just because they run into overhead work and are trimming dead limbs, etc. that could fall on their head. If it makes you feel better or are just downright accident prone, ya might as well go for it.
I wear Crocs in the woods quite a bit so I guess who am I to judge?

If it makes people feel safe - to each their own. First 5 years I hunted I didn’t wear a harness. Started having kids and I got all safety conscious.

I could see if someone fell if if just a foot or two - they could hit head against tree, sticks, platform.

Whatever helps anyone enjoy their time hunting.


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