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Honestly used white light for years and when i started using a filter caught miles more and ran a lot more to it doesnt help that theres a lot at it round this way if i go over dales i still dont use 1 but thats jst because the rabbits are daft up there n dont get bothered we lamp so much

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I don't use one (red) till late in the season, when the uncaught rabbits are then lamp shy.

They are worth their weight in gold in rough dead grass/weeds, where the white light would create a glare, with a red you can see the eyes in it :thumbs:

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I use the red myself I think it depends on your land around my way the rabbits are so shy as soon as they get a glimpse of a White light they are gone.they seem to be getting shy of the red now aswel so I might try an orange and see if that makes a difference

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When the rabbits start to get lamp shy its time for a filter. Iv used red, orange, blue and green and all of them work. If your lamping near to houses or roads a filter is a good idea cos it cuts down on glare which means it wont be so noticable.

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Honestly used white light for years and when i started using a filter caught miles more and ran a lot more to it doesnt help that theres a lot at it round this way if i go over dales i still dont use 1 but thats jst because the rabbits are daft up there n dont get bothered we lamp so much

I have to agree, i never used to use a filter for bunnys. But when i was roadsideing back in the day preban for other stuff i always spotted with a filter on. I have lamped round your way Phill and yeah theres plenty at it and some area,s are a tad hot, but i also think parts of the dales are getting that way now.
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