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ORIGINAL: mcraddock
In the past I've used incandesent bulb flashlights (LED's suck ass). And when blood gets thin, I use a propane lantern. The light off that lantern seems to reflect blood better than anything I've used to date.
I am interested it this new Gerber Carnivore light I see advertised. If it works as well as advertised, I would pay $45 for it. Saw it in Sportsmans Guide fot that price.
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The Gerber Carivore is a waste of money. I shot a deer in the goodies last year with a Rocket Hammerhead. It left a blood trail the size of a small creek. I used this light just to test it out for tracking. I wanted to see how good it was. I was with 2 other people also interested to see if the light was any good. It comes with 2 lights. The White light and the multi-colored blood tracking light. When we turned it on, the blood tracking light did reflect the blood pretty decent, but was nothing compared to when we switched on the White light.
IMO, a very bright white light(not a cheap yellow light) is the way to go. You don't need to spend the extra money for the "blood tracking" multi-color light. It's a gimick. I think anything with multiple white LEDs should be good.