Slow glow / blind side r lights

[critter69]

I have never seen either one of these lights, and dont hear much about them. But i need something very portable and was wondering if any one here in has any experiance with them , good or bad.

[Mike D]

I have the blindsided and am very happy with it. Whatever you do set it up where it's facing away from you. It's very bright.




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[critter69]

Quote you find the light coming on all at once spooks them ?

[gonehuntin68]

You would be much better off getting a bow or gun mounted light.

[critter69]

You would be much better off getting a bow or gun mounted light.

I just ordered one of your bow mounted lights, an hour or so ago. I figure if I have a light like one of these it will get them conditioned to the light, even while I am not there , then when I am in my stand I can use the bow mounted light to better see them. Is this not a good idea ?

[Graysonhogs]

I just ordered one of your bow mounted lights, an hour or so ago. I figure if I have a light like one of these it will get them conditioned to the light, even while I am not there , then when I am in my stand I can use the bow mounted light to better see them. Is this not a good idea ?

I prefer a light mounted on a feeder or t-post. They get used to a light thats there every night, and I don't have to mess with a gun or bow mounted. If it's a spot you seldom hunt, I'd go with a gun or bow mount though.

[Skinny]

These pigs haven't seen a light before. They didn't flinch.

38 LRX Sniper Hog Lights

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogU8V5RV2TI&sns=em"]Boar Kill Shot 4-9-17 Sniper Hog Lights - YouTube[/ame]

[critter69]

These pigs haven't seen a light before. They didn't flinch.

38 LRX Sniper Hog Lights

Boar Kill Shot 4-9-17 Sniper Hog Lights - YouTube

That was steady after the shot, most videos I see of a bow mounted light the light jumps all over the place after the shot. I have not tried a bow mounted light yet, but as soon as I get mine from sniper hawg lights I will have a better idea.

[critter69]

I prefer a light mounted on a feeder or t-post. They get used to a light thats there every night, and I don't have to mess with a gun or bow mounted. If it's a spot you seldom hunt, I'd go with a gun or bow mount though.

This is what I was thinking, but thought to bow mounted light would give me additional light, a steady light after the shot. And I could use the bow mounted light only in situations also.

[Skinny]

That was steady after the shot, most videos I see of a bow mounted light the light jumps all over the place after the shot. I have not tried a bow mounted light yet, but as soon as I get mine from sniper hawg lights I will have a better idea.

Yep. I had it just about on full flood mode here. Plus I practice quite a bit on keeping my bow arm up and on target after the shot.

[Mike D]

Quote you find the light coming on all at once spooks them ?

I've watched deer and pigs under the feeder and they pay no attention to the light at all.


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[critter69]

Yep. I had it just about on full flood mode here. Plus I practice quite a bit on keeping my bow arm up and on target after the shot.

How far away do you place your stand ?

[Skinny]

How far away do you place your stand ?

Normal bow hunting distances...15-20 yards. I'm 23' feet up in a tree in that video. The base of the tree the feeder is hanging in is 8 yards from the base of the tree I was in.