Visible laser for pinpointing down animals>

Jerryrigged said:
If they go down in high grass, or disappear over an embankment, they won't show up with scanner until you are on top of em. And a field can look entirely different after you walk 300 yds out to the spot. This does a good job of leading you the last spot they were seen.
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This was my take on it as well. Probably would rarely need it, but can think of 1 time last year it would've been useful, and once this year already.

I got my cheap Amazon laser all set up yesterday. I was very unimpressed with it at first using it in the day. Once the sun set, I was pleasantly surprised how well I could see it out to 214 yards. I think it will be fine to 300, maybe further. For $38, I can't complain.
 
wolverines said:
This was my take on it as well. Probably would rarely need it, but can think of 1 time last year it would've been useful, and once this year already.

I got my cheap Amazon laser all set up yesterday. I was very unimpressed with it at first using it in the day. Once the sun set, I was pleasantly surprised how well I could see it out to 214 yards. I think it will be fine to 300, maybe further. For $38, I can't complain.
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Civilian legal lasers are not bright enough to use in the daylight except for really close range. But at night they are amazingly useful. And if there is any humidity, etc in the air it looks like a light saber and is visible for several hundred yards.
 
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