Okie Dawg
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Registered: May 2009
Location: Tonkawa Oklahoma
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Originally posted by Castor Kidd
I don't know about lux, and lumens and all the technical things. I don't know about all these other lights some have mentioned. What I do know is I've been out here coon hunting about 45 years and seen a lot of different lights. I had a 28 volt that was the best I'd ever been with until I bought a Laser Pro. This light will just put out my 28 volt and every other light I've been with since. There may be better out there somewhere, BUT I haven't saw one that would top the Laser Pro yet. If someone has one I am sure open to buying it on my next purchase but I've not seen it yet. Best spot for finding coon and lowest low for making them look and I don't own 1 cent of Laser Torch Company and paid $260 for mine just like anyone else. This is not a paid advertisment just pure FACT from a country boy coon hunter.
Yep I am the same way. Don't have any stock in any. I just want the brightest one on the market that will light up the whole tree and not just a spot on it. The low side I don't care much about. If it hasn't looked as I am walking up I will spend little to no time trying to get it to look. The White lightening I have has a good wide dim. I just don't use it much but do a little when the leaves are on.
I know a lot fo people say dang that is bright when I turn it up and I have done away with some trees that would had been circled. The light is pretty honest. LOL
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