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What is spottifying?

Spotlighting is a hunting technique that involves shining a bright light, often from a mounted searchlight, onto an animal to temporarily blind it and make it easier to approach and kill.

It is commonly used for hunting nocturnal animals, such as rabbits, deer, and foxes, and is often done at night from a vehicle.

The light can be used to temporarily disorient or stun the animal, making it easier for the hunter to approach and shoot it.

Spotlighting can also be used for hunting fish and other aquatic species, where the light is used to attract the animals or illuminate them for spearfishing.

Spotlighting is a controversial practice due to concerns over animal welfare, conservation, and safety.

In many jurisdictions, it is illegal or heavily regulated to prevent overhunting and cruelty.

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