[Hoyt Thompson]

I decided I needed a good light for next season, You know after dark, blood trailing, just whatever.
Decided that I liked my LED but needed more power.


I FOUND IT!!!

First light I picked up is the winner!!!

http://www.rayovac.com/flashlight/selux2aa3w-b.shtml

This thing is amazing.
My buddy **** hunts and is going to get one in case his 36V, belt mounted battery, 18 milllion candle power, cigarette lighting, spotlight goes out.
I just stepped out side and diverted air traffic with this thing.
Really though, I was clearly illuminating the tops of 50 foot trees that where like 30 yards from where I was standing.
You guys gotta try one of these.
Walmart, 25 bucks, bright as a SureFire, honestly. It is great. Get the 3 watt.

 

[-bowfreak-]

Thanks for the tip. I will pick one up.

 

[The Guardian]

Seems to be a really nice flashlight but unless I'm wrong I don't think it has the capability to illuminate blood trails.Most flash lights with this feature are 45.00 plus dollars.I looked at them at Gander Mountain on Monday

 

[Punch_Free4L]

try this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s

 

[huntindoc]

try this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s

That's what I'm talkin' about!!! A flashlight that can CREATE it's own blood trail.

hd

 

[hivoltg]

Seems to be a really nice flashlight but unless I'm wrong I don't think it has the capability to illuminate blood trails.Most flash lights with this feature are 45.00 plus dollars.I looked at them at Gander Mountain on Monday

I never have found a flashlight that will "illuminate" a blood trial as they are advertised.

Everyone has their own opinion and this one is mine........ The best flashlight to track a deer or follow a blood trail with is the very brightest light you can carry. This light falls in that catagory, as do many of the Surefire, Streamlight and Nova compact flashlights

Again this is just my opinion, but I have never lost a deer

 

[Karbon]

I love me steramlight twin task TTR3c.

Camo
with gree and blue leds and a incan...

Plus its rechargable and like $50.

sorry, I'm blind right now from looking at how many leds of each color it had...damn.

 

[Hoyt Thompson]

Seems to be a really nice flashlight but unless I'm wrong I don't think it has the capability to illuminate blood trails.Most flash lights with this feature are 45.00 plus dollars.I looked at them at Gander Mountain on Monday

Have you tried on of those lights?? seen the Gerber carnivore in action....stunk. Hear the Primos light is just as bad.
With a really bright light it is easier to see anything. You really want to see blood you can use that new product called BloodGlow. Basically same thing as the Luminol that forensic investigators use just not as high grade.

I never have found a flashlight that will "illuminate" a blood trial as they are advertised.

Everyone has their own opinion and this one is mine........ The best flashlight to track a deer or follow a blood trail with is the very brightest light you can carry. This light falls in that catagory, as do many of the Surefire, Streamlight and Nova compact flashlights

Again this is just my opinion, but I have never lost a deer

I agree with this man right here. I have heard a coleman lantern works well but they get hot and they ae bulky. The brighter the light the brighter the blood. The brighter the light the less chance I have of tripping on that one log I have never seen before. This light should do the trick. Very bright for 2 AA batteries.

 

[rjtfroggy]

Cheap and easy way to trail--- get a bottle of peroxide and put it in a spray bottle. Spray a little as you go the blood will kind of foam like it does if you use on a cut of your own then just about any quality flash light will work.
Although I kind of like the one on youtube that could come in handy on city hunts.

 

[madarchery]

I have found led lights suck at showing the color red.

I did a test and the standard mag light shows a much better red then the led version. And this I have found thru out the led's I have.

They may be bright but they do suck for blood trailing.

I use a lattern and standard flashlight. And the smarter I get I learn to wait for daylight:wink:

 

[arkiep&yhunter]

no way a $25 flashlight could remotely be as bright as a $150 streamlight stingray. Light as a feather too

 

[MACHINST]

try this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s

HELL YAAA BABY

 

[CSS bowhunter]

G2 or G3 Nitrolon lights from Sure Fire are hands down the best for blood trailing and brightness of any flashlights out there. IMHO LED lights just aren't the right light spectrum for tracking, they are great for bill lights on hats for entering and exiting the woods and maybe battery life. I'll pay the difference for quality and realibility.

 

[GTO63]

I own several Sure Fire flashlights, They are expensive but well worth it!

 

[Hutch218]

If you want the absolute best flashlight and are willing to spend the extra money, just buy a Surefire. I own a G2 LED, it runs for 12 hours at 80 lumens. I have used plenty of other companies and I am convinced that Surefire is the best there is and I think that they are definately worth the money.

 

[Brad Deffenbaug]

Whoaaaaa!

Originally Posted by Punch_Free4L
try this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99NHb6B03s

Somebody's got to come up with a bow that can do that!

Shadow Man

 

[jrmsoccer32]

Yea i bought one of those this year it works pretty great

 

[pointysticks]

G3 nitrolon is my "goto" flashlight everytime. i followed a guy with one of those bloodtracker lights. we finally told him, "turn that siht off!" we found the pig with regular bright flashlights. the tracker light would be fun, stoned wearing 3D glasses, tho.

 

[KCB]

That Magpull Gun light is AWESOME!!!

 

[22lyons]

I might have to get one to put in the pocket but for tracking a coleman lantern is only way to go for me...how many lumens don't know but it is a beaut.