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Originally Posted by CanuckShooter
Biologists have proved deer don't have UV filters in their eyes. Humans do. Deer don't see as well in the red end of the spectrum as we humans do, but they see better in the blue range than humans. Several studies prove deer can see UV light, although not all researchers agree to what extent.
A good read about deer and uv light....
https://www.qdma.ca/en/2014-03-27-13...t-do-deer-see/
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thank you and i do understand what you have said already, i will check out the link. but i was more so curious about the magical baby wash for clothes. seemed like it was more about scent? than uv?
personally i wear pretty low end camo and really play the wind. anything that seems “flashy” “shiny” it reflects glows twinkles and probably rubs louder. i can’t say i would be eager to wear. feel like older/used clothes are more quiet and probably reflect less regardles with the fibres breaking down. have gotten into bow hunting the last couple years and have really bin impressed with how blind/dumb/curious/skittish/smart ungulates as a whole are. having to really close the gap you see/learn a lot more i feel now.