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I have quite a few Greys in the woods behind my house & lots of nests around as well!1 point
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LOve Squirrelhunting...Go to sleep before daybreak close to a Beach tree...wake up and knock his"Body" in the dirt. Damn Fox squirrels are big and good but hard to skin.1 point
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I always hunted squirrels with a 22 Rifle -Never shotgun!1 point
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Deer Hunters///??? LOL. Give me a Big ole squirrel or a hog any day. Squirrels will come down a scold you (ever seen a squirrel dog? that's how they work) so the machine probably does not matter BTW Grandma does not like shotgun bb's .... use my rifle1 point
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Personally, I prefer and have less trouble with LED lights.. Observe polarity when wiring ...No socket to corrode as You pointed out. Trailer wiring problems ? Yes... however, two tailers i have worked on were not factory wired. The other two were factory wired. One was just old and abused. The other a victim of just dragging the trailer though rough terrain, barnyards and corn fields probably explained wiring failures. Most common wiring problems are BAT (-) connections.1 point
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I have never had a wiring failure only bulb and socket corrosion but with LED lighting that is probably a thing of the past.1 point
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BTW....Amazon sells (~$40.00) a wireless trailer light kit. Completely wireless. Brake and turn signal lights Transmitter plugs into vehicle trailer receptacle. Lights magnetically attach.1 point
