Shark Repellent Devices
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Bob3
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Heck, I LIKE seeing sharks.
Been watching the JAWS reruns, again?
:mean:
http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13410
Been watching the JAWS reruns, again?
:mean:
http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13410
Scubaroo
Contributor
Got a second hand account - a scallop diver in South Australia was almost bitten in half by a 15'+ great white shark earlier this year while wearing one.
http://content.surfline.com/sw/content/mag/pulse/2002/2/05_02_shark.jsp
Do a search on "scallop diver great white shark south australia" in Google and you'll find a bunch of references to the story
http://content.surfline.com/sw/content/mag/pulse/2002/2/05_02_shark.jsp
Do a search on "scallop diver great white shark south australia" in Google and you'll find a bunch of references to the story
100days-a-year
Contributor
Several articles in Spearfishing indicate some support for thier use.
Tm530
Registered
Try a strong bonk on their nose.
"Nice doggie. Good boy. Stay!"
Tom
"Nice doggie. Good boy. Stay!"
Tom
GearHead
Contributor
I don't know if pee is a shark deterrent, but if a 15' Great White is coming my way, my body will probably try that on its own.
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Pee, there would be a lot more in my suit than that. But I thought divers were pretty repellent in their own right.
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