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Re: green dot vs. red
[Re: Groundhawg]
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02/22/21 10:13 PM
02/22/21 10:13 PM
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Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 2,037 Mobile, AL
Mdees
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Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 2,037
Mobile, AL
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You can use a green light legally with a depredation permit in the off season. I'm confused. The hogs see the little red dot in the scope and it spooks them? Crimeny, maybe that's why i can't shoot a turkey is they're seeing the red dot in my turkey gun scope. I've only shot 1 hog with my red dot, but didn't none of the 6 in line act like they saw it. What he said, how do they see the red or green dot? If you are trying to use a system that projects a light, than that is not legal in Alabama. Prohibited Methods of Hunting - # 22 in the rules and regs; Hunt using laser sights, attachments and light sources to project a beam forward of a gun or bow, except for legally blind hunters. (22-2-.11) I prefer a red dot over green for most uses. I find I can lose a green reticle in foliage off target. I do not like a green reticle with a green light either except with my night vision optic.
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