Morning hunt from hell
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Manassas, VA
Freedom-- "What kind of headlamps are you guys using?"
Not real sure which one I am using, it is years old. What kind are you using?..I am usually very prepared in the woods, with extra batteries and all but this morning, a 6 year old boy could have beaten me up, and a 4 year old girl could have out thought me.
I like going in when it is pitch black...I made my way in 2/3rd of a mile this morning only to totally disrupt the thicket I was hunting! Live and learn I guess.
Not real sure which one I am using, it is years old. What kind are you using?..I am usually very prepared in the woods, with extra batteries and all but this morning, a 6 year old boy could have beaten me up, and a 4 year old girl could have out thought me.
I like going in when it is pitch black...I made my way in 2/3rd of a mile this morning only to totally disrupt the thicket I was hunting! Live and learn I guess.
#12
The Everyready model lasts forever on AAA's, they are LED. Had to wear them for work at night and lasted a couple weeks being used for about four hours a night. Always have one in my backpack, especially handy when climbing.
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Nontypical Buck
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Thank you wallhangr--I will get that for next year...I am tired of the one I use going out and running through batteries. Batteries are comparable to gas as how expensive they are these days!
#14
Since I also volunteer at a fire department I use my rechargable light, made by streamlight. It is available to the general public. Just look them up on line at streamlight.com A charge will last a few hours. more than enough to get into dark woods and out again. I just drop it in the charger when I get home it is ready in about an hour. It is also a halogen light. can see thru the most foul weather. Very bright. I cut the brightness down by placing my hand over the lense. Comes in handy when having to dress a deer after dark.
#17
I keep 2 lights in my day pack, just in case. But I don't use one going in. If a deer hears a twig crack, he wonders what made that noise. If a deersees a light, heKNOWS it's from a human!
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