Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => All Other Gear => Topic started by: Jonathan_S on December 27, 2013, 12:28:33 PM
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Can anyone recommend a quality tracking light that they have used in a blood tracking situation?
I'm not worried about price but want something that works (imagine that) and I'm hesitant to make a purchase.
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Save your money, they are just a gimmick. :twocents:
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A dollar store spray bottle, dollar store peroxide, and a decent flashlight. :tup: much cheaper
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Save your money, they are just a gimmick. :twocents:
Really? Darn, I was hoping for a nifty addition to my coyote, night hunting gear. >:(
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Save your money, they are just a gimmick. :twocents:
Really? Darn, I was hoping for a nifty addition to my coyote, night hunting gear. >:(
Buy one that works and send it to me. :chuckle:
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I remember when the first blood tracking lights came out. I read some user reviews of them on Cabela's website. One posted that "Ray Charles could find my deer better than this $#@% light." :chuckle:
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Save your money, they are just a gimmick. :twocents:
Really? Darn, I was hoping for a nifty addition to my coyote, night hunting gear. >:(
Buy one that works and send it to me. :chuckle:
Yeah I'll be sure to do that :P
I'm glad I asked, too bad Ray Charles isn't around to help.
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I'm glad this came up, I had no idea they were a joke.
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I'm glad this came up, I had no idea they were a joke.
:yeah: I was looking at a light that costs over $100 and thought there were some that might do a pretty good job of showing red better than other colors on the spectrum :dunno:
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Get one of those UV lights like they use on Dateline to find blood and "other" bodily fluids in hotel comforters! Out of the 5 guys that I personally know who have bought and used various types of "blood tracking lights", all 5 of them say that they are crap and do not work. Online reviews tend to mirror that assessment.