red filters

[Guest lurcher#1]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

[Guest lurcher#1]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

 

 

I got one for my night stalker and my bitch who is still learning her night time trade was appauling when i used it, she wouldnt even look down the beam. as soon as i lost the filter she started catching. it maybe because she is young and still learning but i dont use them.

 

in same situation as you, got a ns, and my bitch has just been started on the lamp maybee il let her master it without the filter first.did the rabbits act the same as when it was'nt on?

Anyone else use them.. results? do they work?

[jonathan 0]

ye they do but dog still catchs better when the rabbits running in white light

[maddog1974 0]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

i use red only .my dog run the red aswell dont need 2 take it of at all .the best thing about red is you dont scare everthing else away and dont make things lamp shy

[maty j 6]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

 

 

I got one for my night stalker and my bitch who is still learning her night time trade was appauling when i used it, she wouldnt even look down the beam. as soon as i lost the filter she started catching. it maybe because she is young and still learning but i dont use them.

 

most folk spot the quarry using the red and run the dog on the white..

[bird 9,982]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

 

 

I got one for my night stalker and my bitch who is still learning her night time trade was appauling when i used it, she wouldnt even look down the beam. as soon as i lost the filter she started catching. it maybe because she is young and still learning but i dont use them.

 

most folk spot the quarry using the red and run the dog on the white..

 

 

YES BIRD

[Guest lurcher#1]

hi all, going to get myself a red filter for my lamp as finding the rabbits are going in when the lamp comes on and are too close too the hedges before i can slip my bitch, do the filters actually make a difference/why, as never used one,

 

 

I got one for my night stalker and my bitch who is still learning her night time trade was appauling when i used it, she wouldnt even look down the beam. as soon as i lost the filter she started catching. it maybe because she is young and still learning but i dont use them.

 

most folk spot the quarry using the red and run the dog on the white..

 

will give that a go, cheers

[Stevebeno 0]

i use an orange filter on my tracer max found that the red filter didnt let enough light through it and the rabbits where more difficult to see. The orange filter is now due a change so will be trying other colours like green to keep them rabbits guessing.