For nighttime hogs
Norm
Anyone using a photon XT sight?????
Moderator: Excalibur Marketing Dude
Re: Anyone using a photon XT sight?????
Elusive wildlife technologies
Mad max 380
Stock string
Dr stirrup kit
Zombie slayers
Rage Hypodermic 100 gr
Leupold Crossbones
Stock string
Dr stirrup kit
Zombie slayers
Rage Hypodermic 100 gr
Leupold Crossbones
-
- Posts: 4805
- Joined: Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:06 pm
- Location: Ft. Worth, Texas
Re: Anyone using a photon XT sight?????
Is it similar to a Flux Capacitor?
On serious side I have a mount, 1" ring, that holds a tac style flashlight (green light) with a tail cap pressure switch.
Tough part is being there when the hogs get there. If I quit at 10, the hogs come in at 11. If I quit at midnight the hogs come in at 1. All nighters are tougher as I get older!!
On serious side I have a mount, 1" ring, that holds a tac style flashlight (green light) with a tail cap pressure switch.
Tough part is being there when the hogs get there. If I quit at 10, the hogs come in at 11. If I quit at midnight the hogs come in at 1. All nighters are tougher as I get older!!
Re: Anyone using a photon XT sight?????
Why a green light rather than red or blue? I've never flashed at a critter, just wondering what the advantages are for any particular color?
"Gun Control Laws"--trying to nag criminals into submission.
-
- Posts: 507
- Joined: Wed Sep 01, 2010 2:03 am
- Location: Texas
Re: Anyone using a photon XT sight?????
I've never used a Photon, but I just sold a Pulsar N750 digital night vision sight. I just don't hunt hogs enough to justify the expense.
I've also got a green flashlight that has attributed to quite a few hogs over the years. They don't even look at the green light.
I've also used a red lens on a solar powered motion sensing security light, and hogs don't react negatively to that color either.
I've also got a green flashlight that has attributed to quite a few hogs over the years. They don't even look at the green light.
I've also used a red lens on a solar powered motion sensing security light, and hogs don't react negatively to that color either.