Pigs started moving here the past week or so and have been tearing up my food plots, so we have been after them pretty hard and heavy. While we were out last night I got the chance to watch a couple bucks in our milo field. These pics were taken with no moon light, IR illuminator only, and about 125 yards away with cell phone through my night vison scope, pictures do not do justice to what it looks like in real life. sorry for the bad quality.
**NO DEER WERE HARMED DURING THESE PICTURES**

That's cool. How visible is the night vision to the deer? They obviously know you are there but dont seem too worried about it.

It's invisible to them

Isn't it ashame you have to put a disclaimer on these pics, got love the internet. Cool pics by the way.

the light is invisible to all animals, even human eyes.

watkins- ya it is but you just never know about some people these days. gotta cover your arse

I still wouldn't post pics of your crosshairs on a deer out of season disclaimer or no disclaimer. Cool pics though and will be purchasing one soon. What make do you have?

Its a PVS-14 on a Nikon 4.5x14x50 scope works great and have killed lots of pigs with it.

Can you post a picture of your setup?

the pvs has no eye relief. doesn't it smack you in the eye when you shoot?

Very cool pics

Looks Cool!!

Cool pics.

If you look at the pics I think the crosshairs are a little off. What law is broken anyway?

great pics

cool pics!

There is one in every crowd!!!

when did I EVER say there was a law broken. I simply stated that I wouldn't post pictures of deer in my night vision scope.think you need to read a little better before you post. He absolutely did nothing wrong just posted an opinion. Go hunting and release some stress!!

Here is a picture of my set up Like I said its gen3 pvs-14 on a Nikon 4.5x14x50 regular day scope. Its is mounted with a day scope adapter purchased through TNVC. It is on a DPMS LR308. I have ran well over 2,000 rounds through this setup with out one single flaw. We have successfully shot some targets at 300 yards in the dark with this setup.

Djones- yes the first couple times I ever shot I did get a little feed back from it but if you stay about 2 finger widths off it never touches you. Its like second nature after a couple times and it does not effect your sight.

sorry pics wont cooperate with me

I have night vision envy... cool photos!!!

glad you are liking it.

How much does that night vision set up run?

Well now that is just pretty dang cool. I've experimented with that type of arrangement but don't have the adapter. I never had any luck focusing my scope at higher magnification. Can you zoom all the way to 14 power?

It looks like a dedicated night gun. Surely you can't get your eye close enough to the scope's eyepiece for daytime use, can you?

Edit: After a closer look, I guess you can use the regular scope during the day; you just have to scoot farther back to use the NV, right?

How does the adapter work - screw on or quick release. It is specific to the eyepiece size or somewhat universal?

Nice!

The pvs can be picked up any where for about 3k I believe. I know a guy who deals in them that can get them for 2,400.00.

Djones- The way I set it up was, I pushed my scope as far forward as possible and still be able to see out of in the daytime. The Burris P.E.P.R. mount also helps alot because of the forward position. The Nikon scope I chose has the yardaged adjustment on the side of the scope, it allows me to zoom all the way in and still be able to adjust for the blur. I have da torch IR and it also helps with lighting up animals at a long distance while zoomed in. The adapter comes with many different insert that pop in place for different scope sizes. It tightens to your scope with a adjustment screw that draws the pieces together. It attaches to the pvs on the mounting hole that is standard on all pvs. Takes less than a minute to install.