Night tracking flashlight

[trad_bowhunter1965]

What your flashlight for tracking blood at night, I carry PETZL headlamp and a Duracell flashlight, This year on the LTR was on a blood trail with Terry Green and Tom and Terry's flashlight were super bright and lasted long time.

[kopfjaeger]

Here is the flashlight I use. It does have little hole for a lanyard but I don't put it around my neck.

[kopfjaeger]

I also use my Husky head light. It also has multiple color LEDs. And can be adjusted to spotlight or flood light.

[Mint]

I've found that the Coast Flashlights have worked really well for me for their size and lumens. I did buy a Husky Hand Held Floodlight that is 2,500 lumens and is rechargeable and works off regular batteries also.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

I am ordering a Peak headlamp I think it will work well.

[Roger Norris]

I am ordering a Peak headlamp I think it will work well.

I use headlamps constantly, not just for tracking. I have been through them all. I used a Peak last year, and it might be my favorite. Excellent choice.

For bloodtrailing, I always have several lights. A good headlamp like Peak is a start. Some of the Surefire super bright tactical lights are excellent, they are always in my bag.

It used to be that a Coleman lantern was a great choice....todays tactical lights offer such amazing illumination in a small package.

[Roy from Pa]

Terry needs a bright flashlight cause he's scared of the dark:)

[Trenton G.]

I use the atomic beam flashlights. They're really bright and pretty cheap. I have several that I have spread around so that I've always got one.

[Stumpkiller]

I carry a Fenix HP25R headlamp in my pack with a spare 18650 battery.  I also carry a Fenix PD35 handheld (also uses the 18650 battery) in a jacket pocket.  Both are teriffic and long lasting lights.

[Terry Green]

My headlamp is a LEDLenser, adjustable brightness 3 levels. Comes white light and a green and red cover.

My flashlight is a Fenix 3 level.

Both are rechargeable with i love.

I think the three levels of brightness.It's the best option.  When you get on your hands and knees, you can have a flashlight that is so bright at night looking for blood that it glares back at you. I have also trailed many animals with me. This flashlight and another model, a Fenix I bought from the Wensels, for years and have trailed over a half a dozen animals during the daytime with these lights also.

[Terry Green]

I just found a great price on a bow light also that's green. I'll be trying it out tonight.