I'am going to be blue.

[warmdaze]

I've found in the past I had to track deer in the dark far to often. And I know a lattern works better then flashlights, but has anyone ever used a blue lens flashlight before? I've heard they can really illuminate blood even better when it's wet. I'am going to give it a shot anyway but would like any input on the subject.
Thank's
Warmdaze

[trophytaker]

i tried to use a small blue LED light while tracking a fresh kill. but since only blue light was given out by the light, no red light would reflect back to me. i could not tell the difference between dew, shiny plants, and blood. so if the blue lights you have in mind are the "superbright LED" lights that are blue... you should stick with a lantern. (=bad)

[trophytaker]

i just looked at a couple of sights online and they all say that a blue filter on their lights will make blood stand out more... so maybe i just had a bad light.

[warmdaze]

Thank's TrophyTaker I'am still not done this year so maybe I'll be able to post a field test myself this year.
Warmdaze

[Elkcrazy8]

Peroxide in a spray bottle works good for finding blood . It will foam white. I imagine that the blue light would really show off the white.

[Olink]

And here I thought this thread was going to be about some guy with girlfriend problems.......