Getting ready to start night huntin yotes...
03-07-2006 | 10:46 PM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: West Virginia
Getting ready to start night huntin yotes...
...but don't know exactly what I need for a good setup.
I have a spotlight, but not really sure this is what I need.
Since I am hunting alone, there is the problem of holding the light and taking the shot with a rifle,at the same time.
Do you need a light that constantly shines?
Or do you call for a while then spot?
I also know that I do need an amber or red lens.
I have a spotlight, but not really sure this is what I need.
Since I am hunting alone, there is the problem of holding the light and taking the shot with a rifle,at the same time.
Do you need a light that constantly shines?
Or do you call for a while then spot?
I also know that I do need an amber or red lens.
03-08-2006 | 09:50 AM
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Giant Nontypical
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: a van down by the river
RE: Getting ready to start night huntin yotes...
ORIGINAL: ktbearpaws
...but don't know exactly what I need for a good setup.
I have a spotlight, but not really sure this is what I need.
Since I am hunting alone, there is the problem of holding the light and taking the shot with a rifle,at the same time.
Do you need a light that constantly shines?
Or do you call for a while then spot?
I also know that I do need an amber or red lens.
...but don't know exactly what I need for a good setup.
I have a spotlight, but not really sure this is what I need.
Since I am hunting alone, there is the problem of holding the light and taking the shot with a rifle,at the same time.
Do you need a light that constantly shines?
Or do you call for a while then spot?
I also know that I do need an amber or red lens.
Most lights will work, but be cautious if using one that is too bright. And a red lens is helpful. Do a search on this forum, and there have been a few threads about using lights.
