Will this or any uv light show up a blood tail for tracking deer or coyote or any blood or bodily fluids? Thanks
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No. Blood detection requires adding chemicals (like Luminol, BlueStar or Fluorescene) to make it fluoresce - and UV isn't required for that.
594662
I haven't used it for blood trails, but assume that since it's a UV light it will show the trail fine. I can say that it does have a powerful beam that illuminates stains and such out to over 60 feet.
594663
Blood will actually turn a deep black under UV light (a few shades darker than normal). Semen and saliva will glow yellow or green-yellow.
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Yes, but don't bother. I own a lot of very fine Crimson Trace laser products but I regret buying this flimsy junk. I couldn't stand the way it looked and functioned on my very expensive Kimber. I returned it to the Amazon vendor but I still got burned on the outrageous "restocking fees". I wished someone would have warned me about plastic construction of the Crimson Trace Light Guard before I purchased it. My advice is to go and buy a quality pocket flashlight like the the Streamlight ProTac HL (not cheap) and be done with it.
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UV light is not visible to the human eye so you shouldn't expect to 'see' anything. The red light means that it should be working, and as others have mentioned if you do have green water you should see noticeable results within a few days.
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It works extreemly well, the eye relife is very forgiving, the scope is extreemly accurate and durable... I slipped and fell flat on my back on an ice puddle this year coyote hunting basicly landing on my gun, after a trip to the range it was still dead on! I use it on my ar 204r. Low light con such as night time it picks up light way better than my eyes and I can see 100y clearly at night with just moonlight. I would recomend some fog proffing cleaner if night hunting in the winter but under normal range conditions you wont have any problems
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Led illuminates at night only, but in my experience never put camera eye level with deer unless you really dis infect human odor off camera and yes I have deer when I first started spotting camera when at eye level
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I'll be honest, I didn't have a leak in my system so I never required the need to use the uv light pen that this particular product came with. I don't doubt that It doesn't work, so when the need arises, I'll be gladly trying it. For me the uv light pen was just a bonus. Wish I could have been more help to you fellow diy'er! Might I also suggest watching lots of videos on YouTube on those uv light pens and the correct way to use them. Thanks and I hope it works out!
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Basically, I don't know. Best to check it when it is very dark. Indoors or outdoors doesn't make a difference. I've only tried my light on fresh urine. Apparently it's good for looking (?) at other stuff as well. Hope this helps a bit for you.
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they say that mosquitoes are not attracted to uv light- thus the need for the scent strips on the bottom. these units will kill any bug you can attract to them-I do not know if flies are attracted to uv light-if they are not, try putting some bait in bottom of unit.-see answer by john
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This a nice part for spotlight (pendant). I not sure if it is the best option to be used as tracking light.
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No - you need a uv-c light - this will let you see urine stains & such - also some minerals but will not sanitize - mk
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probably not in day but at night yes. It will glow somewhat. If you are smelling urine outside I am guessing it is actually a male cat marking territory. So you will find traces up on posts, car tires, edge of steps etc. not actually on the ground. I doubt it could be anything else outside. Good luck
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It will illuminate out to 100 yards. I'm not sure about 200 though. And as far as identifying a coyote, I would say that 100 yards would probably be possible, but pushing it for a gen 1 scope. If you end up purchasing one of these, check and see if they have one available in the warehouse deals section of amazon. Some pretty good bargains can be had there from time to time. I snatched up a gen 3 armasight scope for 70% off not too long ago!!
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It should work pretty well finding your dogs but scaring off a mountain lion I don't know about that but if you shine it on the mountain lion the light is bright enough that it probably won't see you.
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I have only used this product to remove odor and light stains. But if I use my black light I can still see the traces of the puppies misbehavior even tho not seen with the naked eye. Hope this info is of some use to you.
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It does pick up any light that is out there but at night, without any light source, it is hard to see. Not a big deal IMO since you you should not shoot at something if you cant see it....the main thing is that it actually works at 100 yards and is fairly accurate. I was surprised.
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Can't verify the use of the Coyote for deer. I use him in my garden area to keep dogs from using my lawn as a potty. I can tell you when I lived in the woods the only thing that did help with deer was deer fenceng and spraying the plants that the deer fencing did not cover with my own solution of eggs / hot sauce / water!