These rifle rests are a prairie dog and night hunters best friend. You can acquire your targets faster with more proficient accuracy then any other rifle rest on the market, bar none. You can move these light weight rifle rest with no effort to prairie dog towns and set up in seconds. No heave lifting with these rifle rests at just 12 pounds. You can even put carpet in the bed of your truck and stand up and have a high rack type shooting set up in seconds that can shoot 360 degrees. No more heavy expensive bulky hight racks being drug around on your truck when you do not need it. Check them out and never look back to the old shooting methods.

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To have high numbers of red fox kills the experienced hunters are shooting most of the animals they call in, if not there numbers would not be high.  These guys also spend tons of money on guns, lights, rests and calls. They also spend lots of hours scouting and shooting before there hunts. So when preparing for a hunt, These hunters also shoot off the same rest at the range that they will hunt with in the field. So scouting and shooting is what the guys who shoot high numbers of red fox spend most of there time on, calling is the least on there list of things needed to do before a hunt.

Check out the Tri-X-Shooting rest by Ewcalls.com and become a better shot when it counts.

To shoot like these guys you need a good shooting rests and spotting scopes. As you see these guys like the Tri-X-Stand shooting rest for there shooting. Dale and Glen Fry are in Cameron County, PA. They also use two spotting scopes mounted in a custom frame and use them like binoculars. So not only can they now see far they can now shoot far.

I am sure by now a lot of the night hunters have heard about this light.

I am however not sure how many people know some of the ways it can operate in the field; I hope this information helps the predator hunting people that do not own one yet.

This light is so nicely balanced when on my head I sometimes forget it is there. I can hunt all night and have no fatigue at all from this hat light. This is a first light that I can say that about in my life and I have hunted with hats lights for a long time.  I truly enjoy using this light and can not say more then that.

There are three setting on this red led head light. High, Medium and Strobe. All three settings can be tightened up to a spot type light or opened to a very nice flood light that will suit most any ones night hunters needs. For hunting in tight woods this light set on high and in a fairly wide flood light setting can be a real nice shooting light for the guys that likes shot gunning gray fox. The light intensity will diminish in flood like any other light. This will limit the ability to identify a small animal’s body out pasts 40 or 50 yards and more yards in some conditions in flood setting. But the nice thing is there eyes will still show up for a very long ways out to help you get ready for a closer shotgun type shot. I would like to state how far in stone each person can identify targets and see eyes with this light in flood setting but each person has to make there own conclusions to these distances.

I will not say more about flood light use for shotgun type hunting because I am not a shot gun guy.  I prefer a rifle for both close and far shots.

So for my rifle type of shooting I like a gun mounted light. I do however still use the coyote light wile on stand for scanning wile rifle hunting but will use a gun light for the shot close or far.

This coyote light for me wile on stand in a medium to some what a tight beam helps me catch predators eyes at hundreds of yards away wile on rifle stands in open areas. How can anyone ask for more?

A good gun mounted light comes into play with people being able to make close and long rifle shots at predators. I will do a write up on my preferred gun mounted light later. You will want to see what I like best, because I only like to talk about the best lights I can find to hunt with. And the best lights I can find and use seam to change at least every other year.

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