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    Feeder light ?

    Have any of you used the “bore light” baited bore hog light? If so what did you think of it, or what light do you like better. thanks
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      #3
      Bore or boar?

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        I have this^^^^ one

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          #5
          Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
          Bore or boar?








          Is this it????

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            #6
            Looks like a similar light I saw only 2.5x more money

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              #7
              Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
              https://slowglow.com/collections/fro...SABEgJuePD_BwE




              I have this^^^^ one
              How do you like it? Are you using it for bow only or rifle also? How far away can be and still see well enough to shoot? I have considered ordering it but have been through several lights that don't provide the amount of light they claim.

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                #8
                I hope to use it for bow hunting, and no I have bought one yet, I was hoping to get some helpful information from my fellow hunters before I pull the trigger. So BTLowry what light are you referring to.

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                  #9
                  Best feeder light out there is the Eliminator II from Sniper Hog Lights. It’s not cheap initially, but will save you a lot of headache in the long run. Google em or see site sponsor here. Very versatile piece of equipment.

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                    #10
                    Just bought this one but haven’t tried it out yet. Remote supposedly works out to 200 yds.
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                      #11
                      Thank you, keep em coming please!

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by dc1986 View Post
                        Just bought this one but haven’t tried it out yet. Remote supposedly works out to 200 yds.


                        200 yards line of sight. I have two of these also, but I haven't tested them out yet. I seriously doubt you will anywhere near 200 yards.

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                          [quote=all3lemmons;13860249]How do you like it? Are you using it for bow only or rifle also? How far away can be and still see well enough to shoot? I have considered ordering it but have been through several lights that don't provide the amount of light they claim.[/quotes



                          I can set it 20-30 yards from the feeder, and see it from a gun blind 100 yards away with no problem

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by AntlerCollector View Post
                            200 yards line of sight. I have two of these also, but I haven't tested them out yet. I seriously doubt you will anywhere near 200 yards.
                            LOL.. the resident “expert on everything “ chimes in. A good friend of mine uses these regularly at 175 yards. He’s the one who suggested that I buy one. Since you admittedly haven’t even used one yet, how would you know? Wow!

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by dc1986 View Post

                              LOL.. the resident “expert on everything “ chimes in. A good friend of mine uses these regularly at 175 yards. He’s the one who suggested that I buy one. Since you admittedly haven’t even used one yet, how would you know? Wow!


                              I said I don't know. So how can I be an expert?

                              I have two of them, but I have not used them yet. Like I said. I doubt they really work 200 yards away. Your good friend hasn't proved any different


                              Wow yourself, and actually read a post.
                              Last edited by AntlerCollector; 12-15-2018, 05:44 PM.

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