Moonshine Feeder Light | Weather-Resistant Motion-Activated Green Light with Integrated Solar Panel for Hog & Predator Hunting

Great green lighting. Solar works great. I need to buy another. Great product Fast ship

For the money, this deal is hard to beat. I charged the solar panel for 2 days before installing, and the deer and hogs are still getting used to the lights, but it works, and works well. The only Issue I have is that the light only stays on about 10 seconds when activated, and you'd better be ready to take a shot, but once the animals get used to the light, I suspect it will get a lot better. All in all, I'd highly recommend this product. Review one year later: Lights still working perfectly, they need no batteries, and the hogs did get used to the lights in only a few nights. I purchased other lights that require batteries, and the batteries do not last! This is the real deal. Ordered 2 more. I Highly Recommend!!!!!

Extremely visible at night. Great for hog and varmint hunting

I bought 2 of these and both work as designed. motion detect is good but limited to where you can point it. It need to be mounted high on something to get the most out of the light pattern. Unfortunately where I use them, there isn't anything high that is close to where I want to use them. I have a 2X4 set in the ground about 6' tall and have the light mounted to the top with long screws so I can set the light at an angle. It works very well and illuminates enough to see whats there easily. There reason for 4 stars is that you can't adjust the angle. They should make these with a swivel base separate of the solar panel, to make it really worth the money.

Mounting and initial setup of the Wildgame Innovations Moonshine Light is a quick process. First, turn off the light and leave the light outdoors in full sun for a few days to fully recharge the battery inside. You can place the light on a feeder using the supplied screws or just zip tie the light to the feeder. A second light has been setup on a tree within the woods to alert of any approaching animals. I use live camera feeds on my deer feeders. The first night the Wildgame Innovations Moonshine Light was used there were multiple captured images and video. The video clearly shows my hogs could see the green light and it spooked them off. As time goes by, the hogs will get used to the light and revisit the feeder but my video clearly shows that hogs can see green light! Also after the first night the light did not come back on the second night. Overcast weather conditions cause the solar panel to not fully recharge the battery for the Wildgame Innovations Moonshine Light. One month later, the light is still operational and all the hogs have been removed from the forest land. The light continues to require a full day recharge if it was used frequently the night before. The light assembly itself shows no sign of wear or rain damage from being outdoors in the humid Louisiana environment. In conclusion, the Wildgame Innovations Moonshine Light is a good product if your hogs can get comfortable with seeing the green light. I have plans on purchasing more as necessary to protect my forestland from damage caused by feral hogs in Louisiana.

These lights are TOUGH. -Through rain, snow, sleet, or hell they WORK! -Hogs don’t even notice they are there. Very easy to use! -Very bright just make sure they have sunlight.

I was impressed on the first purchase so I bought a second one. We use them for patio lighting at night. I particularly like the motion sensor on/off ability. Super easy to install. The solar panel picks up energy even in low light areas. Highly recommend this product!

This thing works great. It's been strapped to my feeder for about a month. I don't know if the hogs were spooked at first but within 3 days we had hogs on the game cam with the light on, so if they were spooked they got over it quick. The feeder is about 15' from the game cam and the light doesn't wash out the images at all. I haven't shot anything under the light yet, but last weekend I was looking at a group of hogs through my scope at about 300 yards. It was too far for me to feel like I could make a good shot so I didn't try, but I could clearly identify them as hogs and even make out varying colorations. I also use a gun mounted rifle light, but would have had no problems shooting using the feeder light alone. I am buying 2 or 3 more of these for my other feeders. Great product.

as described and works perfectly AAA seller