I might been new to you… but you’re not new to me! I’ve been using this forum for the last 2? Years…
In short; I’m always walking every night in the dark with my hunting dog. So I’ve picked up first a ledlenser mt14… but does not suits my needs. This was the moment I found BLF! My second was a sofirn sp70… but way to big and use it more as an emergency light at home when we have a power down… or additional light for the swimming pool lol.
Then I got the Acebeam l35 which broke in 4 weeks, acebeam l19 replacement which is great… more fun.
I wanted flood and throw combined so I bought the wurkos ts30s with the sbt90 led… which is amazing and use it daily as we speak.
Problem is; my dog see the animals as foxes and other wild… plus I get annoyed by bugs.
This gave me the opportunity (wife) to order two lights from Hank with some custom setup (d4k)
Let’s see what this brings I couldn’t find any video/post on “greater big internet” with this setup and you guys might be interested to see what it does.
I am just doubting my wurkkos 21700 would work on these or need to buy the Samsung 40t ish… Mollicell.
I’ve had a really fast dog before, my Lab … Shadow… is not all that. He was thundering down on the fox like a freight train, low and determined. Sounded like a horse running. The fox waited until he was within about 10-15 yards then shot away so fast Shadow completely lost him! Fox, across the road and 40 yards away, slowed and looked back laughing. I about fell down laughing so hard.
Those night walks with a potent light taught me some things about foxes. They’re more feline than canine, incredibly agile, fully capable of running around in a tree like it was made for em!
Yes and they’re agile and bloody fast. My dog runs 50kmh and can’t keep up. Amazing creatures but not so shy here… night walks gives you another view in the world.
Coyotes get away from human ASAP, but I’ve had the foxes circle me and close in behind me in the dark. They can be overhead on a shop light, standing on a fence rail, in a tree, really anywhere!
We had a mated pair of foxes have a litter in our shed, basically a storage area for farm equipment with a hay loft but fully enclosed. The female and her little mini-me’s would stay alert but not run away under the spotlight ( kept low on purpose) but the male would circle and close to be ready to defend. He’d get within 20’ of me on occasion! Normally they weren’t so shy that being 15-20 yds away was a problem. The pups were adorable! Carbon copies of they’re parents of course but so little! It was fun seeing their playfulness but I would walk away pretty quickly so as not to disturb them.
I couldn’t find any video/post on “greater big internet” with this setup and you guys might be interested to see what it does.
night walks gives you another view in the world.
