o.k. so deer are color blind so to speak.....correct???

How about bears.....

Deer cannot see blaze orange......but can they see Red???

Any one know of any scientific research done w/the color red and different animals......

I know deer see Blue well.

Mr Bowman:hippie: They don't see nothing after I out my arrow where it belongs!:D :hungry: God Bless Holy Smokes:banplease:

Iam no rocket scientist but i dont think any animals can see real color. But i do think they speak in diffrent tougues though. Lone Wolf! :noidea:

Iam no rocket scientist but i dont think any animals can see real color. But i do think they speak in diffrent tougues though. Lone Wolf! :noidea:

oh boy........

and to holy smokes I am not a hippie......

Vision: Bears see in color and have good vision close-up. Their distance vision (over two hundred yards) has not been tested.
Hearing: Exceeds human frequency ranges and probably twice the sensitivity.
Smelling: Their smelling ability is extremely good. The limits are untested. Their nasal mucosa area is about 100 times larger than in humans.
Intelligence: Large brain compared to body size. One of the more intelligent mammals. Navigation ability superior to humans. Excellent long-term memory. Can generalize to the simple concept level.
Courtesy of www.bear.org (http://www.bear.org)

Vision: Bears see in color and have good vision close-up. Their distance vision (over two hundred yards) has not been tested.
Hearing: Exceeds human frequency ranges and probably twice the sensitivity.
Smelling: Their smelling ability is extremely good. The limits are untested. Their nasal mucosa area is about 100 times larger than in humans.
Intelligence: Large brain compared to body size. One of the more intelligent mammals. Navigation ability superior to humans. Excellent long-term memory. Can generalize to the simple concept level.
Courtesy of www.bear.org (http://www.bear.org) Now thats some interesting lit there . Thanks broken arrow Lone Wolf.

Wild turkeys have excellent vision during the day but don't see as well at night. They are also very mobile. Turkeys can run at speeds up to 25 mph, and they can fly up to 55 mph.

That's all I've found so far...