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Thread: Lamping – my take on it.

  1. #76
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    1,000,000 candle power torch did the job for me lads!

  2. #77
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    excellent post most informitive

    excellent post most informative

  3. #78
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    Night vision

    The other system to consider is of course night vision I use night vision on my FAC daystate ranger 20fLBS it is effective to 75yds with a very effective despatch contact me with any questions on the set up I use.

  4. #79
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    Having done a fair bit of lamping in the past I thoroughly enjoyed this article, brought back memories of trudging across a golf course in the dark with my m8. We'd take turns with rifle and lamp, experimenting with lines of approach in different conditions, the lamp consisting of a car spotlamp and a 12v bike battery and a tig welding torch switch.
    Great fun though much better equipment seems to be available today

  5. #80
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    Wish to start lamping and wondering if it's that much better having a variable power lamp or just an on/off no thrills one?

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    I have not tried night shooting yet, but I have been looking at NV scope. Only trouble is the cost of £500 new £200-300 second hand.
    I already own an led lenser compact single bulb torch which I could mount on top of my scope and I have bought a yellow flip up lens cover for it.
    Is this good enough to use, as NV scope seems a bit OTT for a newbie like me.
    P.S.
    If anybody in essex area is planning a night hunt I would like to come along to see how to lamp & stalk.

  7. #82
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    good reading, have not done any lamping yet but am looking forward to sat night on my new shoot will try your methods being a newbie

  8. #83
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    Very helpful and informative for someone new to the sport. Thanks

  9. #84
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    A smidge off topic but I'd like to ask the question anyway.

    I was once out with a mate lamping at 2am when it started to heave with snow. It was coming down like you wouldn't believe. We cut through a gap in a hedge and shone into a snow covered open field to see hundreds of wood pigeon feeding at 2am in a snow storm. This goes against everything I ever knew about woodie behavior. Anyone else here ever witnessed such a thing?

  10. #85
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    great read this thread will have to give it a go Regards John

  11. #86
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    as ive just started lamping my friend i found this post very usefull

  12. #87
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    Thanks for tips

    Dear whitester I am contemplating going kampong on foot this weekend and have found your advice very useful. Thanks mate

  13. #88
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    Very useful, thanks

  14. #89
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    hi all i use my 243 for rabbiting as it says vermin on my ticket.
    jake

  15. #90
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    lamping

    does anyone have any hints or tips on lamping. i have a tracer lamp with a red filler. is it best to keep the lamp on the rabbit and move closer. turn the lamp on and off. any ideas please.

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