Hogs can see any color light you can see, they just see it a bit differently than
we do.
Every hog is different in how it reacts to each color of light. I've shot
100's of pigs at night with Red,
white, blue, green, and amber, Red works best for me.
I used to be a big fan of slowly lowering the light on the pigs, now what I do is flash the light on and
off as quick as I can and judge their reaction( you will need a switch on your light that doesn't make
any noise for this to work correctly).
If they spook a little, I let them settle back into eating and then flash them again. I will do this until they
don't react to the light. Then I will draw my bow back and get on them and turn the light on. With this technique
I have got a shot every time on over 100 in a row. Most of the time they don't react at all to the red light and I can
leave the light on them for long periods of time.
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