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Uvision Decoy Paint


A group of hunters from Fargo, ND with degrees in Chemical Engineering and a Masters degree in Polymers and Coatings Science, got together with an idea. They studied the concept on how humans can see color in 3 primary colors: red, green, and blue. While birds can see a combination of 4 primary colors: red, green, blue, and UV. It is this UV that they felt has been missing in decoy paint through today. Many types of bird feathers will naturally reflect UV and that is what contributes to the natural "color" of the bird--though the human eye cannot see it. Most waterfowl species have several areas with moderate to bright UV reflection and that can clearly make a distinction between the colors of a bird and the paint of a decoy.
UVision paint may change how snow goose decoys are painted.
With extreme testing the UV imaging equipment shows the UV reflection just as bird feathers do.

And that brings us to where they are today with their newly formed company, Twilight Labs, LLC. Their product, Uvision, has a long line of water fowl decoys paints. And in particular, their first tested species was snow geese with their snow goose decoy paint. For those hunters who painted their decoys with this snow goose decoy paint, most claimed their success increased. While this product is still in it's testing infancy, it is one of the most closely watched products along with their results this year. This could change the way we approach not only decoys, but colors surrounding all forms of camouflage.


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