I've seen string tracking devices. They work like a bow fishing rig, a thin string deploys behind the arrow leaving a few hundred feet of trail. Never tried it myself but then again I've never bungy jumped either!
but with a closer look, it might be a bit useless, due to bad arrow flight , less penetration, maybe a wounded animal...
would suggest taking a clean shoot, keeping the way of tracking as short as possible...
on the other hand, maybe there is something smaller that will fit into the arrow...
i will have a research on that.
the string tracker might be an option...
see here string tracker
but i would feel uncomfi with this, don't know why, just personal feelings,
i think it is like driving a race car at 10 mph.
IF YOU DON'T COME UP WITH ANY .458, I WILL TRY AND GET MY KID TO PACK SOME UP FOR YOU BUT PROBABLY WOUDN'T BE TILL THIS WEEKEND AND GO OUT NEXT WEEK.
PURA VIDA, SETH
I'm unfortunately on a diet. Presently in VA hospital as Agent Orange finally caught up with me. Cancer and I no longer can speak. If all goes well I'll be out of here and back home in Thailand by end of July. Tough road but I'm a tough old guy. I'll make it that hunt.
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