In reply to Post #15
I agree, mine's sat in the van for months. I'm back to a green laser pen.
I agree, mine's sat in the van for months. I'm back to a green laser pen.
I had a problem with swans. The green pen didn't bother them, but the red one got them pecking themselves.
In reply to Post #17
keen to try the tufty torch so if anyone wants to move one on give me a shout
keen to try the tufty torch so if anyone wants to move one on give me a shout
In reply to Post #18
They must be available direct from China rather than paying 45 quid here
They must be available direct from China rather than paying 45 quid here
In reply to Post #19
I had a look into this, by the time you choose one thinking its the same as a tufty torch and discarded a number of useless dangerous chinise rip offs, you would probably have spend 50 quid and 10 hours researching it.....I did buy one which works quite similar to the tufty torch but not as powerful. i could give you the details from ebay think i t cost 8 quid.
I had a look into this, by the time you choose one thinking its the same as a tufty torch and discarded a number of useless dangerous chinise rip offs, you would probably have spend 50 quid and 10 hours researching it.....I did buy one which works quite similar to the tufty torch but not as powerful. i could give you the details from ebay think i t cost 8 quid.
In reply to Post #20
i bought one for about £8 on ebay, jeeze, the ducks go crazy at night when they see it as do the geese and swans.
301 Green Laser Pointer Pen Focus 532 nm Laser is what it is called.
i bought one for about £8 on ebay, jeeze, the ducks go crazy at night when they see it as do the geese and swans.
301 Green Laser Pointer Pen Focus 532 nm Laser is what it is called.
In reply to Post #18
Save some money and visit the torch factory, get an Evo torch and buy a red pill, we use these for lamping/shooting and they do exactly the same thing, it's basically an intense Cree led with a conical focused lense, they run on li-on 18650 batteries and the body of the torch can be extended to receive 2x batteries if extended use is anticipated 👍
Save some money and visit the torch factory, get an Evo torch and buy a red pill, we use these for lamping/shooting and they do exactly the same thing, it's basically an intense Cree led with a conical focused lense, they run on li-on 18650 batteries and the body of the torch can be extended to receive 2x batteries if extended use is anticipated 👍
The cheap eBay torches work a treat, the zoomable is much better, put the red one on a narrow beam and coots **** themselves, only seems to work well with coots though but they are usually the biggest problem anyway LINK
In reply to Post #1
Green laser pen has always worked well for me. Every bird has vacated the area quick, swans swim away rapid too.
Green laser pen has always worked well for me. Every bird has vacated the area quick, swans swim away rapid too.
In reply to Post #24
I had a gang of crows come in to roost in the trees above me the other night causing a right racket. A quick wave of the laser into the trees and they were gone in a second and did not return.
I had a gang of crows come in to roost in the trees above me the other night causing a right racket. A quick wave of the laser into the trees and they were gone in a second and did not return.