Moultrie Feeder Hog Light | 35 LEDs | 4-Way Switch | Attaches to Most MOU Feeders

I love these lights. They work great and are easy to use. You can use your normal scope on your rifle out to about 150 yards. I have killed several more hogs once I started using these lights. The green light doesn't bother the hogs or the deer at all. Down side is that it does burn through batteries fast. About 2 weeks is all you get if there is a lot of action at your feeders at night. I set mine on high and motion detect and forget about it and just change the batteries out. Also it only fits a Moultrie feeder but that's what I have so no problem. The hog light lasts about 1 1/2-2 years and then crap out. I have got a bad one that didn't work at all. just exchanged it.

I always use on the low setting. Provides just enough light to shoot by unless you have very fine target crosshairs. If so, you might need an illuminated reticle or a red dot. Batteries last a long time, at least on low. I can look around it with my NV goggles and not be blinded. Can't speak to water resistance as I always remove it when I leave.

It worked great. When we saw the light we knew the animals were feeding.how ever...batteries burn out weekly. Put the solar hook up to it and it refused to work at all. When it does work its awesom.

It’s a great light for hunting at night. I highly Recommend getting really good batteries. If it stay on it typically has a three to four hour battery life. It says five but we haven’t seen that work yet.Also, the motion at times can be a little sketchy. As in it sometimes doesn’t work. That’s just been our issues. We’ve been hog hunting for the past eight nights.It’s a good light. I cannot compare it to any other light, cause this is all we use so far.

Light is of fair quality. One of its biggest selling points is it attaches directly to the bottom of Moultrie feeders by existing, or adding a bolt. While this may work for most Moultrie feeders, it does not work with the Moultrie "All-in-one" feeder I purchased at the same time, as the housing is not deep enough to mount the bolt. You would think they would have thought of that ???!!!!! So now I have that problem to solve. Next, unit runs on 4 C batteries and that means you will be shelling out $7 to $10 a pop for batteries. Most better electronics today are able to use AA and cut your battery cost by 1/3rd -- use of C batteries in this product is probably related to an unwillingness to use new generation technology and upgrade the electronics. Overall, the unit is OK, but have to hit them with one star for building a light product that is not compatible with their own feeder product - and highly untypical of Moultrie products that are generally among the best on the market.

Bright

I love this light I’m a hunter have been for all my life and you see all kinds of things for sale ooo this ooooo gota have that this light is easy to put on I made a jumper wire off my battery with a Solar panel on it found one of the kids old plugs for a 6 v or 12 v and made the jumper wire off that put it on and when it’s dark like pitch black and when it came on no doubt the green light is bright and doesn’t scare off anything coons deer hogs rabbits whatever so I normally trap out the coons on the feeders but now do it differently air gun and the kids and sale hides if u have a hog or critter problems it’s the light and it will not come on in the day light has a dusk Lin’s u have to cover up to make it come on finger that out when installing it hope it helps stay blessed and safe hunting

Great light, motion sensor works okay..animal need to get close, 10 ton15 feet from the light. If you use the disk option light comes on and stays on.. only issue I have with the lights is it eats batteries. Bought 4 new Duracell batteries used the disk mode. Came on at 7pm and light was dead at 830 / 845pm .. light was set to high. Batteries do last longer on motion sensor. But not all night . Looking for a good rechargeable battery that can handle the power draw to last several hours