HECS

absolutely , i have had animals totaly up wind not knoing i was there and while drawing my bow they sensed something u could see them tense right up

I'm not sure how many are being sarcastic or true believers?
I'm smart enough to understand the concept, but
It's pretty out there for me to truly believe it works.
I'm always a skeptic.
Now being a veterinarian, I have seen dogs and horses
Really freak out and lose their SH-- with some people
And others they are completely OK and not alarmed.

Why is this??? I have a 60 year old Colored woman named Ms Jessie
That works in my kennels. I have come accross literally
Dozens of animals that were nervous, fear biters or
Just down right aggressive.
Guess who NEVER has a problem??? Ms Jessie!!!
Why? Wats different?

If u tried a HECS on fearful or aggressive dogs, or really
Nervous horses, I think U could figure out really quickly, if there was anything To this Electrical field jazz.
Just food for thought.

Interesting reports you guys are observing with the suit.

I have a suit but didn't wear it religiously last year but my buddy did and walked up to about a dozen turkeys and took one at 10 yds. with his bow in a wide open picked corn field and he swears by it. I will be wearing it more this year, as long as it has no scent what will it hurt? It is very light weight.

There is a lot of research that supports the Electromagnetic field
That all living creatures emanate.
I got on the HECS site and read a lot of the research that has been performed.
Gonna give it a try!!!

Don't have or use HECS, never felt the need. My camo of usual use is a 1990 era M65 military surplus jacket and usually some type of Carhart bibs or jeans and the usual duofold and long johns depending on temps and what/where/how hunting. I to have had squirrels walk up my pants, sleve and hop on my hat, birds land on my hat, arm and gun barrel, deer and turkeys calmly walk directly under my stand or within 5 feet of the tree providing cover. One time while spring gobbler hunting a gobbler jumped up on the large beech log directly where I was laying behind when calling. Once a domestic cat jumped through a glass window and another cat went up a cold chimney when I entered a house and the cats were in a different room, I hate cats. Great thing each person can use whatever items they feel are necessary to provide the experience they desire. I don't bow hunt so usually the game of choice is "harvested" before I'd think a HECS would any good. To each their own way. Hope all have an enjoyable and safe season. JMHO, 10

I spent several years watching the HECS commercials scratching my head convincing myself the concept made sense. In 2014 I said screw it it's only a little over $100. Look what we spend on MZ bullets. That year I took a nice elk with my bow as well as a nice whitetail. The way both encounters played out led me to belive HECS played a role in the end result. 2015 nothing worth mentioning. 2016 a few weeks ago back in CO elk hunting. Took a cow at 10 yds. I came to full draw she then walked closer to see what I was. Now she's in my freezer. Does it work? Who knows for sure but it doesn't hurt.

I also believe that anything that keeps you having a positive attitude! Its easy to get discouraged when you spend long hours on stand whether HECS works or not? Who knows and I believe it would be truly hard to prove either way! Although if it gives you extra confidence I say use it

Well guys I just got back from the local sporting goods shop and they had the HECS suits on clearance for 99.99....After reading this thread ,I couldnt pass up the opportunity to try it out,so I pulled the trigger on a suit....They normally had them on sale for 179.99....I've spent way more money on my hunting gear
in the past, so I will see how my overhunted public land deer react or not to it....
One question though...? The head net has no holes in it....do you cut eyeholes out or a bigger hole for more vision...?
     BTW a guy on craigslist had a sinclair rest for sale for 40.00 bucks ....It will be mine in 2 days....I'm on a roll and Bowhunting season opener this weekend...Woo HOO...