pit-lamping
/ˈpɪtˌlampɪŋ/Canadian Hunting
noun
The use of strong lights to blind an animal temporarily so that it freezes in its tracks, allowing the hunter an easy shot; nocturnal hunting employing this technique.
Origin
1920s. From pit lamp + -ing, the lamps originally used being those used in coal pits.
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