Recommendation for wildlife observation?

Uncle Bob

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wheres the fun in that? :laughing:
I think if weight is a concern and space is a premium I'd probably leave that gadget at home, though I have no doubt you might be able to see wildlife using infrared with them, save the owls

The "fun" would be in sneaking up on your "prey" and then illuminating it with whatever light source you want. :poke:
 

woodrow

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Great Points Bigiron and Art Vandelay! My response to this question was meant to maximize the experince of the observer, but didn't take into account the experience of the animals being observed. Thank You for a gentle bump in a more considerate direction! Also, chances of observing more than just the tail end of the animal will probably be increased using this more "gentle" method. This, plus preserving your night vision. This sounds like a winning strategy for a better viewing experience!!


Well, I am glad I read this before posting my MaxaBeam recomendation!:crackup:
 
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