Bucket Light and Bugs!!!
Being I do a lot of camping in Alabama I have a LSU bucket light. This light attract way to many bugs. Is there anything that can be done about this problem? I quit putting it out due to the bugs.
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- just ask the bugs for one more second you will beat them
- Change the bulb to yellow. It will reduce some.
- Try getting an Alabama bucket light..
- I string up 120VAC ROPE LIGHTS (LOWES) on the inside of my POPUP AWNING frames using tie wraps. All you see from the outside is a good warm glow under the trailer awning... Doesn't seem to attract bugs at all... When we tear down for transport I just snip out the tie wraps. I bought a big bag of tie wraps three years ago and haven't run out yet.
When we are camping off the power grid I use my duty 600WATT PW Inverter to run these as well...
Even works in both upper and lower Alabama
Roy Ken - I've never noticed any bugs attracted to a light that was off. :B
southernsky wrote:
Try getting an Alabama bucket light..
:B..that was funny, I don't care who you are.....or what team you root for:)- Hang it up high in the trees. Thats what we do.
- Isn't that kind of dangerous?? LSU light bucket in Bama territory....just kidding!
- You do know they are are actually called Buggit lights, don't you?
- Camp in Indiana in January and you won t have any bugs. :)
