Spotlighters: Has anybody ever tried one of these?
08-22-2008, 04:08 PM
#21
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
Posts: 6,146
RE: Spotlighters: Has anybody ever tried one of these?
Thats what fingers are for 
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ORIGINAL: quiksilver
LMAO The sad thing is: If I had one, I'd try it.
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
How much can you rent one of those things they use at car dealerships for?
You could have someone ride on the trailer with it and shine it......much like a Tank gunner would.
You may could affect the start of therut this way, too.
Dude.....don't laugh. That butt-out thing sold 27 units.
How much can you rent one of those things they use at car dealerships for?
You could have someone ride on the trailer with it and shine it......much like a Tank gunner would.
You may could affect the start of therut this way, too.
Dude.....don't laugh. That butt-out thing sold 27 units.
08-23-2008, 09:17 AM
#24
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Albany, NY
Posts: 4,679
RE: Spotlighters: Has anybody ever tried one of these?
Fran:
You gotta buy one and test it out for us. I've been through 3x spotlights at camp so far and they are all rechargable units. If that's the light I've been eyeballing for a few months now (I think it is) I believe it runs off a lawn tractor battery and should hold a charge much better than a standard light, and shouldn't build battery memory quite so quick.
It's a good 320 yardsto my main food plot from camp and I'd really like to be able to spotlight it just to see whats out and about.
You gotta buy one and test it out for us. I've been through 3x spotlights at camp so far and they are all rechargable units. If that's the light I've been eyeballing for a few months now (I think it is) I believe it runs off a lawn tractor battery and should hold a charge much better than a standard light, and shouldn't build battery memory quite so quick.
It's a good 320 yardsto my main food plot from camp and I'd really like to be able to spotlight it just to see whats out and about.
