Hearing Enhancement

[jaspr1]

  OK, any opinions on what the best hearing device for hunting ?  Anyone have experience with these,for example Walker Game Ear, I have been looking and reading and most have reviews moaning about wind noise  any suggestions? ..................

[scott]

yeah, don't get old.   

[dreamcatcher]

I have had a Walker game ear for over 12 yrs. I don't hunt w/out it. It was, I believe. one of the simple, original models. I shoot right handed, therefore I wear it in my left ear.
It breaks up the noise from the muzzle blast, yet helps in my hearing. As far as wind goes, it has to be pretty heavy to be a bother.
It fits nicely in my ear. Today they make all sorts of higher priced ($450) models.

[Bowman66]

  What was that?  I can't hear you!

[jaspr1]

  Scott  AMEN, but it's to late..... ............. Dreamcatcher thanks for helping an old guy out with some SERIOUS info  I went back through all the pages and there is not one mention of anyone using any NSA quality listening device  I wish "Goose" was here  I have uncovered a conspiracy to hide this technology from fellow members  .....This is a group who would take "Jump" training at Ft. Benning for night jumps into brier patches  and not one mention of listening enhancement  sounds like a UB secret...........

[dreamcatcher]

There are different aids for different situations. The game ear  is strictly for hunting.
My regular hearing aids are for normal use. I use them, but sparingly. Especially when background noises like music, can make conversation very hard.
And the good ones are costly. My pair cost me $3600, and that was 8 yrs ago.
Of course I'm much older than you are.

[Pa Goosehntr]

  I used SportEar's for several years before I got the hearing aids I have now, SportEAR    sportear.com@mail46.wdc01.mcdlv.net  They had the noise suppressor, and were behind the ear model. My hearing aids today suppress loud sounds, they are once again behind the ear model but were just under $2500.