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    How long does it take hogs to get used to feeder lights?

    I am going to add a couple solar powered out door lights to my feeder. They are not bright at all. They are a white colored light. I wonder how long it would take the hogs to get used to the lights?

    #2
    They usually notice the lights in about 3 seconds.........but I've already shot 1 by then.

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      #3
      if there is corn on the ground, not long

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        #4
        Not long if on every night with corn, even less if red tinted,,, My guess? week or less esp if not white light

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          #5
          Can hogs see green and red lights?

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            #6
            Originally posted by Snipehunter View Post
            Can hogs see green and red lights?
            supposedly not.

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              #7
              @Snipehunter they are not suppose to see red lights from what I have read. They can see the source of the lights and shadows.

              If you have a red bow light you should come to full draw turn the light on then slowly lower your sights onto the bacon.

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                #8
                depends on how bad their bellies are growling. I put some up and got pic of them the same night.

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                  #9
                  Good Info

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by jseamless View Post
                    @Snipehunter they are not suppose to see red lights from what I have read. They can see the source of the lights and shadows.

                    If you have a red bow light you should come to full draw turn the light on then slowly lower your sights onto the bacon.
                    I put it right on them then turn it on. If lowering down you may cause a more noticeable shadow change behind them.

                    Either way once they get corn stupid I do not think it matters.

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                      #11
                      Won't bother em a bit if there's food there.

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                        #12
                        Man when your two feet tall they just look like another moon.

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                          #13
                          Here is an update. I put couple dim powered solar lights and the boar I was hunting did not come in. He circled the area. I did have a sow and a few little come in for them tasty kernels.

                          I also had a mature doe come in at dark. She just circled the setup.

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                            #14
                            this was the first nite .... I hooked it up and climbed into the stand the same afternoon

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                              #15
                              Mine came in the same day.

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