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im interested in what coulour filters people use and what coulour is better in certain situations eg. fog, rain, snow, deer, fox, rabbit ect.. Ive never got past using a red filter because i find it suits most of my needs. thanks FTB

[bowers1986 3]

Used to have a red one on my previous lamp,But currently got a blue one ,but only as it came with lamp,,seems to do the job as good as the red one

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Used to have a red one on my previous lamp,But currently got a blue one ,but only as it came with lamp,,seems to do the job as good as the red one

 

do you think it lets more or less light through than the red.

[undisputed 1,664]

Never used a filter but some folk swear by them.

[dan_currell 0]

cant beat the ( amber) filter in my eyes , just dims the beam that little bit but still strong enough to lamp with , non of that chucking the filters of to white beams when the course starts ,

[The one 8,472]

Mainly use the red but when im driving round at my work i do a lap with the red them the blue which i find hard to see the rabbits till they move them the green which just looks a bit funny but is fine

[whippeter69 88]

red for me

[bowers1986 3]

Used to have a red one on my previous lamp,But currently got a blue one ,but only as it came with lamp,,seems to do the job as good as the red one

 

do you think it lets more or less light through than the red.

 

 

The Blue one deffinently lets more light through

[snagg-99 0]

green is a good colour for foxing but not to good when out rabbiting seem to be hard to spot the rabbits with green filter

 

snagg-99

[mad al 146]

Well I ain't been out in any serious way shape or form as of late, but I tried all the shades and finally settled on green and then I remembered the nights out with my Dad, freezin, holdin the lamp with no feckin filter

 

I only wish that I could catch as much these days as they did in them days with next to nowt

[Penda 3,341]

Iv used every filter and theres no doubt by far the red is the best when i was a youth the first thing i got told was get urself a red filter its the only way to lamp

[mickel 0]

Don't use one unless we've got a fox thats been lamped before

He'll be gone like a shot,but slip on the red filter and it usually

gets him to stand just long enough.

Orange filter works well too but you can scan a field so much

quicker without one.

 

Mickel.

[amroth29 0]

ive just started lamping again after a few years off and i always used a red filter , but now i find it a pain in the arse taking the thing on and off the lamp plus my eyes are a few years older and i cant seem to see any thing with it on , after reading this i realise the problem is not the filter its me .

[Guest ROUGH COATED]

im interested in what coulour filters people use and what coulour is better in certain situations eg. fog, rain, snow, deer, fox, rabbit ect.. Ive never got past using a red filter because i find it suits most of my needs. thanks FTB

 

Red is the best i think if the the land your useing hasnt been poached by others ,And the GREEN i couldnt see FFUCK ALL so its the red fella cheers!!

[working_boy_jamie 0]

red for me to