Why spotlights on older Class A'?
My 1987 has a remote controlled spot light up top ( works great, it is bright! ). But why? Did they serve a purpose? If so, why don't the new ones I see, have one? Was it a fad? I seem to only notice ...
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dougrainer wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:Kayteg1 wrote:
Too many drivers used them for off-road deer hunting.
Even if you'd like to use one of them entering the campground, you don't want to do it having neighbors for privacy reasons.
yep, they are excellent for "spotting" deer.
bumpy
Yep, this makes sense:S You are driving a LARGE loud 10 ton motorhome thru the woods and you want to use the spotlight to "find" deer. Of course the Deer are so startled they just stand there while your buddies shoot thru an open window. Makes perfect sense to me. Doug
I guess I should have included a smiley face. :) I do believe that this would be illegal in all 57 states.
reminds me of a story I heard from a friend who's son was in the military in Alaska. he came upon a tour bus stopped beside the road with it's Japanese tourists all out taking a picture of a moose standing close by. as they were exercising their Nikons/Canons a PU truck of hunters came up and blasted the moose.
bumpy
