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<blockquote data-quote="Revolting Peasant" data-source="post: 2234321" data-attributes="member: 101383"><p>If you want to try spotlights first, I started with a good ole Q beam and a red filter. Better is a light with adjustable beam focus so you can go from flood to spot. Variable intensity is a definite plus. Dial the beam brightness up and down as needed. Half the fun is the research. </p><p></p><h3>Wicked Lights A75iC 4-Color-in-1 Night Hunting Light Kit </h3><p>available off of Amazon would give you all the colors to try plus adjustability of focus and brightness, if you want to spend that much on a light. I am looking at one for a special varmint set up. </p><p>Don't know your budget but we here can help you spend it living vicariously. I sometimes have my most fun on here helping spend other folks money! I also occasionally save someone some money with hard earned experience. Just my opinions, your mileage may vary. </p><p></p><p>Thermal is still the skittles. Just remember, NV and thermal are electronics. It's not like buying a quality riflescope your kids will inherit. It is a consumable with a lifespan. Don't go way outside your budget thinking one and done for the rest of your life. Think more along the lines of a bird dog or coon hound. A reputable dealer who stands behind his products is way better than a website that may not still be around next month, in the event you have issues. It's worth paying a little more. I got started with a dealer that had a try before you buy program. His advise was spot on.</p><p></p><p>In case you haven't guessed, its pouring rain here and I'm bored lol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Revolting Peasant, post: 2234321, member: 101383"] If you want to try spotlights first, I started with a good ole Q beam and a red filter. Better is a light with adjustable beam focus so you can go from flood to spot. Variable intensity is a definite plus. Dial the beam brightness up and down as needed. Half the fun is the research. [HEADING=2]Wicked Lights A75iC 4-Color-in-1 Night Hunting Light Kit [/HEADING] available off of Amazon would give you all the colors to try plus adjustability of focus and brightness, if you want to spend that much on a light. I am looking at one for a special varmint set up. Don’t know your budget but we here can help you spend it living vicariously. I sometimes have my most fun on here helping spend other folks money! I also occasionally save someone some money with hard earned experience. Just my opinions, your mileage may vary. Thermal is still the skittles. Just remember, NV and thermal are electronics. It’s not like buying a quality riflescope your kids will inherit. It is a consumable with a lifespan. Don’t go way outside your budget thinking one and done for the rest of your life. Think more along the lines of a bird dog or coon hound. A reputable dealer who stands behind his products is way better than a website that may not still be around next month, in the event you have issues. It’s worth paying a little more. I got started with a dealer that had a try before you buy program. His advise was spot on. In case you haven’t guessed, its pouring rain here and I’m bored lol. [/QUOTE]
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