Green night light for hogs

Remingtonman

Remingtonman

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Im getting ready to head down to S.C for a hog hunt at the Black river plantation and im going to be hunting at night down here. My question for is, what would be a nice affordable night light for hunting hogs for 200yards and under and to be able to see them clearly through the scope?
 
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I just ordered a c4p striker light kit with green bulb for $95 shipped. All the reviews and everyone ive heard talk about this light has been nothing but good. I mite buy the sniper hog light 66lr in the future.
 
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Sniper Hog Light mounts way to high as a gun mounted light at least for me. Probably would be better suited scanning. I believe green is brighter than red and would enable one to see black colored hogs much better at night.
 
I have the ND3 on my AR with a 3x mag Eotech. It works great on a running hog. Got him off hand even. I have the 40mm I think, the middle one with two batteries. It runs way longer on two batteries. Get the sub zero one so it still works in cold weather.
 
Originally Posted By: TXCOONDOGRed and Green work equal, but my N750 has produce double the results over lights

Not to stray too far off topic, but yes, digital night vision is available for $475 and much better than red or green lights.

In my limited experience the light makes them scatter. I have learned from my mistakes (White light and BRIGHT light)but Im saving for a Sightmark Photon
 
Originally Posted By: kylekrm944Originally Posted By: TXCOONDOGRed and Green work equal, but my N750 has produce double the results over lights

Not to stray too far off topic, but yes, digital night vision is available for $475 and much better than red or green lights.

In my limited experience the light makes them scatter. I have learned from my mistakes (White light and BRIGHT light)but Im saving for a Sightmark Photon

Couldn't let that one pass without a question. Can you tell me more about that "digital night vision" for $475? Heck a good light costs half that...

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Curious, I have a Polaris ev ranger that I will be night hunting off of. I have two coats of 3m green film over the headlights that make them about almost 75% less bright. Will the hogs see the green light if I use it to ride to the edge of the fields, and then scan with thermal.

Basically, I can eliminate any kind of navigation device for driving, if the green light doesn't bother hogs.

Thanks
 
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