What's the differance ?

[fox assasin 16]

Hi lads i'm just wondering what differance does a red filter make when lamping foxes with lurchers ? Can the fox see the red beam ? What's the differance ?

 

Cheers lads atb !!

[lamping-lad 160]

doesnt make any diference, its just personal prefrence imo

[chris87 297]

fox gets used to seing 1colour so ch@nging colour gives u slight upper h@nd, @lso red dosent blind the fox like the norm@l be@m imo

[graham4877 1,181]

I use orange and have a dimmer

[chartpolski 23,934]

fox gets used to seing 1colour so ch@nging colour gives u slight upper h@nd, @lso red dosent blind the fox like the norm@l be@m imo

 

Never heard so much nonsense !! That's got to be some lucky fox; or some useless dogs; if the fox gets used to seeing one colour !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

[fitchet 788]

fox gets used to seing 1colour so ch@nging colour gives u slight upper h@nd, @lso red dosent blind the fox like the norm@l be@m imo

 

Never heard so much nonsense !! That's got to be some lucky fox; or some useless dogs; if the fox gets used to seeing one colour !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

 

Would you not agree though mate that sometimes fox do associate a lamp with danger ?

[chris87 297]

fox gets used to seing 1colour so ch@nging colour gives u slight upper h@nd, @lso red dosent blind the fox like the norm@l be@m imo

 

Never heard so much nonsense !! That's got to be some lucky fox; or some useless dogs; if the fox gets used to seeing one colour !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

 

Would you not agree though mate that sometimes fox do associate a lamp with danger ?

of course they do imo

[chris87 297]

fox gets used to seing 1colour so ch@nging colour gives u slight upper h@nd, @lso red dosent blind the fox like the norm@l be@m imo

 

Never heard so much nonsense !! That's got to be some lucky fox; or some useless dogs; if the fox gets used to seeing one colour !! LOL !!

 

Cheers.

m@te im only le@rning so yes fox h@s seen the l@mp few times @nd h@s got @w@y @nd imo ch@nging colour from norm@l full on be@m t@t blinds him when sc@nning for him to @ lighter red be@m m@kes @ll the difference hel come in @lot e@sier (@g@in) like you h@ve only l@mped him for the first time. imo cheers

[kybosh 5]

Foxes, Rabbits ect, only see the White light in any lamp. meaning How much white light penetrates yours lamp filter, So the duller the colour, the less the quarry will see it, Hence If you work a peice of land where the quarry is lamp shy, a red filter is the better option, as they will see less of the light coming from the lamp, then a lamp with a amber filter or no filter at all, They dont have a sense of colour, imo, Atb kyle

[slips 114]

Foxes, Rabbits ect, only see the White light in any lamp. meaning How much white light penetrates yours lamp filter, So the duller the colour, the less the quarry will see it, Hence If you work a peice of land where the quarry is lamp shy, a red filter is the better option, as they will see less of the light coming from the lamp, then a lamp with a amber filter or no filter at all, They dont have a sense of colour, imo, Atb kyle

who told you that charlie fox or the ole major

[AirgunGuy 362]

A red or green beam will definitely work better once rabbits or foxes become shy of a white beam. Tried it loads and its worked too many times to be coincidence. Red is the best for shy stuff imo ;+)