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'• See comfortably and perform under a variety of light and weather conditions. 4 Mr. Pitts said, “Many hunters are unaware that their vision is defective; they think that they see just fine, while others hesitate to admit they have a problem for fear they will have to give up their sport.”
The National Society to Prevent Blindness advises hunters to have their eyes checked before taking to the field. Hunting is a sport that requires excellent eye-hand coordination. Reflexes must be fast, and the hunter’s eyesight true, in order to hit the target with accuracy.
Hunters should be espedally cautious at dawn and dusk, when weak light and shadows tfend to play tricks on the eyes. The hunter who is bothered by glare will find that a good pair of safety sunglasses is an excellent aid. Smoke or neutral grey is recommended, followed by green or brown tints. Yellow lenses are unsuitable because they can interfere with color preception and the ability to judge distance.
Mr. Pitts also cabtioned that alcohol or drugs and hunting do not mix. Drugs and alcohol may impair both sight and judgement. Keen judgement is essential to safe hunting- ing
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