Pellet Guns and PAL

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

A night shoot will let you pile them up like cord wood..just don't stack them like greatwhite stacks wood.

Get a true red light so you can see because the rats can not see red light.

Smear peanut butter high on a stake. Just use at least a one by one stake because they will chew it.

You could also invest in some A24 CO2 powered rat traps. Look them up...they are very effective.

The flying rats don't get into the barn?

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If you use a red light can you see the rats thru a scope still?


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Originally Posted by Ashes1

If you use a red light can you see the rats thru a scope still?


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Yes your can, but how well you see depends on how many Lumen your light is. Just like a regular light the more lumen( say 300 lumen vs 800 lumen ) your light has the better you can see.

Here is the science behind the light colors..
https://outriggeroutdoors.com/blogs/...-night-hunting

Green may work but I know rats are totally red color blind..

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

Yes your can, but how well you see depends on how many Lumen your light is. Just like a regular light the more lumen( say 300 lumen vs 800 lumen ) your light has the better you can see.

Here is the science behind the light colors..
https://outriggeroutdoors.com/blogs/...-night-hunting

Green may work but I know rats are totally red color blind..

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Thanks, I’m gonna check out those lights


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Originally Posted by Ashes1

Thanks, I’m gonna check out those lights


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Here an example how it works...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gidMHD20WiY

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

Here an example how it works...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gidMHD20WiY

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Ok yes I seen something like that but the guy had a small camera and screen mounted to his air rifle so I thought I would need that type of setup to shoot at night. I didn’t think I would be able to see crosshairs still with only a ir light


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Originally Posted by Ashes1

Ok yes I seen something like that but the guy had a small camera and screen mounted to his air rifle so I thought I would need that type of setup to shoot at night. I didn’t think I would be able to see crosshairs still with only a ir light


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You don't use an IR emitter unless you are using Night vision gear. If you have a good quality red or green light you will be able to see you cross hairs.

The film crew is using Night Vision cameras and an IR Emitter, but the guy is only using a red light. The only thing he sees is what the red light shows.

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You don't use an IR emitter unless you are using Night vision gear. If you have a good quality red or green light you will be able to see you cross hairs.

The film crew is using Night Vision cameras and an IR Emitter, but the guy is only using a red light. The only thing he sees is what the red light shows.

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Ok I thought I heard him call it a ir light.


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Originally Posted by Ashes1

Ok I thought I heard him call it a ir light.


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He does say at one point that the red light was bright enough for he to see when he is reloading, because he can't see the IR lights the crew is using.

Sitting in my blind other night wow a lot of coyotes not to far off
Anyways tonight thinking about lazyboy bag of chips

Oh yeah are thermal scopes legal in Ontario

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Originally Posted by js4fn

Sitting in my blind other night wow a lot of coyotes not to far off
Anyways tonight thinking about lazyboy bag of chips

Oh yeah are thermal scopes legal in Ontario

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YES as are Night vision, but the only thing you can "hunt" are Raccoons. Pest control and protection of live stock are not hunting.