This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this…
This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this feeder.
I’ve already run into it several times during my night stand hunts.
Several hunting-related sources ( there’s plenty to be found, but here’s just one that also references others );
https://forums.bowsite.com/tf/bgforums/thread.cfm?threadid=371021&forum=2
discuss whether it’s better to hunt at night with green or red light.
Well, this badger didn’t tolerate the green light ( R:0, G:24,B:0, INT 0,1% ) either.
The red light ( starting from R:255, G:0,B:0, INT:0,1% ), slowly increased over 4-5 minutes, and even the 2000-lumen spotlight at maximum, didn’t bother it at all.
Interestingly, the red deer also reacted sensitively even to the lowest-intensity green light.
There too, it was the red light ( R:255, G:0,B:0, INT:0,1% ) that worked.
However, when there’s a full moon of varying intensity, a white light matching the moonlight’s parameters ( CCT 6850K, +/- G: 0% ) is equally effective.
