About Sniper Hog Lights
It Started With a Bow Light
Sniper Hog Lights started in 2007 when founder Robert Pecht was looking for a better light to mount on his bow for hunting hogs at night. At the time, there wasn't a true high-powered bow-mounted hunting light on the market that could do what he needed, so Rob built one himself.
That first light, called the Sniper, became the first true high-powered red LED bow-mounted hunting light and the beginning of Sniper Hog Lights.
From there, the products continued to evolve—from the Mini-Sniper and Destroyer to long-range hunting lights, headlamps, feeder lights and the products we offer today.
Through all of those changes, the goal has stayed pretty simple: build dependable products that perform the way we say they will.
Carrying It Forward
Jason Brooks met Rob through hunting in 2012. What started as a hunting connection turned into a friendship, and over time Jason became more involved with Sniper Hog Lights.
While still working his full-time job, Jason saw an opportunity to help get the Sniper Hog Lights name and products in front of more people. He started helping with the marketing and growth of the company simply because he believed in what Rob had built and wanted to see it grow.
When Rob decided to retire in 2025, Jason took ownership of Sniper Hog Lights and the responsibility of carrying that history forward.
Rob and Jason remain close friends today, and while the ownership has changed, what Sniper Hog Lights stands for hasn't.
Still Small. Still Hands-On.
Today, Sniper Hog Lights is a three-person operation. Jason and his wife, Ashley, handle nearly every part of the day-to-day business, while Jason's uncle Chris helps with quality control.
We're not a big corporation, and we don't want to operate like one.
We want to continue what Sniper Hog Lights has always been about—developing products we believe in, testing them in the real world, giving honest information about how they perform and taking care of our customers.
We're proud of what Rob started in 2007, and we're excited to keep building on it.
The ownership may have changed. The standard hasn't.