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#3058068 - 12/01/12 09:42 AM Night time predator hunting?
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Watching a show on tv where they are fox hunting in PA at night.

Of course I have never done it but what got me was they would hit the caller and then just scan the field with a big spotlight.

The fox appeared to come on in to the call, seemingly oblivious to the fact there was a quadruple million power spotlight burning on them.

Do they not see the light as danger or what?
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#3058100 - 12/01/12 10:18 AM Re: Night time predator hunting? [Re: RUGER]
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I just watched the same show. I have always wondered how that worked. Deer in the headlights kinda thing.
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#3058169 - 12/01/12 11:28 AM Re: Night time predator hunting? [Re: Travis G.]
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I've called at night in a couple of other states. We always used a amber lens cover and the light didn't seem to bother them. If night hunting became legal in Tn. I would still call in the daytime. To many disadvantages while night hunting.
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#3058715 - 12/01/12 07:20 PM Re: Night time predator hunting? [Re: CATCHDAWG]
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I watched the same show lol and hard to tell but they have green lenses on those spotlights
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#3059614 - 12/02/12 02:06 PM Re: Night time predator hunting? [Re: Rockhound]
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The trick is not a lens but scanning using the very edge of the light , not the main beam. Most use a regular white light with a shields to keep the light focused forward

Edited by TITANSFAN2104 (12/02/12 02:07 PM)

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#3075438 - 12/12/12 07:51 AM Re: Night time predator hunting? [Re: TITANSFAN2104]
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I night hunted back home in Wisconsin. Big mistake using white light. Ever time.we flickering on. They went running the other way. Learned a valuable lesson, red lens only!
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