Muleskinner2
New member
I was just reading another post, and raised a question to myself that I would like to hear your input on.
Why do animals eyes shine at night and do they see better than we humans do at night? I'm not really lookin' for a scientific answer but all input is welcome.
I think I was taught in school ( a few yaers back) that the reason they shine is something to do with the light gathering whatever they have in there eyeballs.
I guess according to the type of response, another question would be is how much movement can you get away with at night? For you fellas out west, where you can shoot 400 miles I would guess you could get away with alot. I'm kinda talking about within a hundred yards or so.
Why do animals eyes shine at night and do they see better than we humans do at night? I'm not really lookin' for a scientific answer but all input is welcome.
I think I was taught in school ( a few yaers back) that the reason they shine is something to do with the light gathering whatever they have in there eyeballs.
I guess according to the type of response, another question would be is how much movement can you get away with at night? For you fellas out west, where you can shoot 400 miles I would guess you could get away with alot. I'm kinda talking about within a hundred yards or so.