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Why have and
use Night Vision for coyotes? Well I have two very good answers. The first
you just can't get enough
of it during the day light hours and you want to increase your pelt
count for the year end. The second is you only have so
many weekends to hunt them, usually the best success and pelts are
from late October to Jan 1st. And in that time frame
weather, obligations to your kids and the honey do's for your bride
take a toll on those weekends. So the average guy
gets two to three out of 11 or 12. Answer # 2 doesn't apply to
myself and the other single guy's that put coyote hunting
at the top of their priority list of things to do today.
Now follow
this, it's Tuesday evening 8:30 PM mid November, nothing on TV, the kids
starting to go to bed maybe,
the wife is watching a really enlightening program on liberal
Democrats. Outside it's about 30 degrees the wind is dead
calm with a quarter moon with slight overcast and you seen a pair
of coyotes on the way home from work working a
hay field. Well in 1 to 2 hours you can make 3 to 5 stands. Get
back to the house as the news is ending without another
wasted evening and not in trouble for having some quality time.
This is what
has worked for me. I'm in the shop and just finishing up on a rifle 9:00 PM
and my hunting buddy Gary
Campbell will call and say he saw a coyote at dusk working a field.
I just put on some warm clothes. Grab the
AR-15 with Night Vision and my NV 14 mini monocular on a flip
up mount and head out to the hay field. Man they
come in so fast under the cover of dark it's a rush. The darker out
the better.
I have hunted
coyotes for two season's with night vision and in this short time I have
come up with a system that
works not only for myself but others that have tried and have
hunted coyotes at night. This is why you won't see every
product listed for sale by each company. Most of the Night vision
is for and compared to human size detection, recog-
nition and target acquisition. A coyote is only so high off the
ground and only has so much back ground contrast depending
on the terrain ground cover you are hunting.
I have spent
the money on the good and the bad. Yes I was lied to on many of the products
as how they would
perform and work on coyotes. I lost and wasted a lot of money
because of someone on the other end of the line just
wanting a sale of their product! The only people I have found that
have hunted coyotes with night vision are people in
the general public. And almost all of them have a sob story.
This is where
GRE-TAN RIFLES comes in. Knowing that the guys out there that hunt coyotes
for the most part only
want to purchase once and have what they can afford work as stated
to them. Yes the more you spend the better it
gets, but not always. There are some good products out there that
are sometimes half the cost of another brand and
work just as well and sometimes better. Seeing is believing and we
have done side by side comparisons here out in
the field with different brands and price ranges. The most
expensive $7,400.00 to $1,800.00 per unit.
I'm in the middle of
filming a total stealth Night Vision video of calling in, taking and missing
coyotes with different
night vision products. I mounted night vision optics to a digital
video camera and have some fantastic footage that will
be available on a 2 hr. video in the near future. I have over
$40,000.00 invested in night vision equipment finding out
what works and how effective the different products are, so
take advantage of this acquired knowledge instead of
spending on blind faith from someone that sells what they make. I
want you as a consumer to purchase what will work for
you the first time within your budget. I do consulting on products and have your best
interest in mind, I'm not tied to
one manufacturer or distributor, you can purchase from anyone out there, but the fee is
100% refunded on products
purchased from GRE'-TAN RIFLES.
IF YOUR LOOKING FOR NIGHT VISION
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR ME
