Light on barrel, halo shields

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pmack

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Been a few threads on this but I think these pics might put it to rest. My bait pile sits 120 yards behind the house. I had the bright idea of setting the camera behind the bait looking directly at the shooting position. Happened to get the pic with light on. I realize the camera may be a little more sensitive than a coyotes eyes but I do believe you are hidden behind the light and anything in your immediate area is not visible to an approaching coyote. I believe halo shields help keep light off your immediate area and while keeping it off your gun all it's doing is preventing reflection or glare off your gun that could hinder your visibility if it's mounted above your scope. Light on your gun is not seen by a critter 300 yards away.




[url=https://flic.kr/p/HyUL6R]


 
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Certain things get discussed over and over. I happened to get that pic after the last discussion. I would have posted it in your thread but now I can just refer to this thread if it comes up again.

Pics are worth a thousand words.
 
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