peroxide for blood trailing

[LB_hntr]

I shot a doe this morning and saved some of the blood for some video demonstrations i have planned.

Here is a video that show how amazing peroxide is for tough bloodtrails.
it works great in grasses, swamps, crp, after a rain, etc.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTTMhEX9U_w&feature=youtu.be


 

[VictoryHunter]

This is really cool! Thanks for sharing.

[wigeon]

Thanks for the video I will be putting a spray bottle of peroxide in my truck

[TooManyHobbies]

Cool. Could've used that last week.

[PeteA]

LB hunter, great video, great site, thanks for some good info.

[Pine]

I have done that before , it works surprisingly well .

[snag]

I have used this too. Works good.

[tarponnut]

Great tip, thanks.

[arrowlauncherdj]

I have a color blind buddy who uses it all the time. He can't see the blood at all. Says it just looks wet. Adapt and overcome.

Dave

[buckeyebowhunter]

great tip! thanks for the video man!

[Mr. fingers]

Thanks for the video I heard of people using peroxide but never tried it. I heard some people add yellow food coloring to the peroxide so it foams up bright yellow.. I liked your demonstration.  I'm definitely going to add that to my arsenal  

[Pheonixarcher]

Interesting. Might have to try that. Thanks for the tip.

[cahaba]

I will certainly try this. I am color blind to a point and can't pick up blood very well in leaves.
Thanks for the tip!

[Mint]

I heard of using it too but didn't realize that it worked so well.

[johnnyk71]

one thing to note: you might want to keep it in a dark-colored, opaque container like it comes in. hydrogen peroxide reacts with light and degrades, losing its effectiveness and "bubble power" fairly quickly.

[Mark Normand]

Man what a great reminder and good timing. I knew about this, but with 1000 other details to tend to, I forgot. Hunting all weekend, and will do this today!

Thanks for the excellent video!

[KentuckyTJ]

Good stuff Jason. Tell me you're going to go back tonight and do a flashlight trailing comparison???

TJ

[Doc Nock]

Jason,

Don't youu have to keep peroxide in a dark bottle? I thought light released the light bond between the 2nd O molecule?

I wonder if I can find a sprayer cap that would screw right on the peroxide bottle? That'd work, huh?

I sent that link to a friend who is color blind... he can't see red on a field of green for NOTHING...unless it's wet and shines...then "maybe!"  Cheaper than those "solutions" being marketed by some enterprising soul(s).

[LB_hntr]

Tj,  I actually did make a video showing the difference between cool white and neutral white. I didn't post it here out of respect for you. You have a great thread going and have done so much research, then you saidin that post yyou were going to do a comparison as soon as you got a deer. I didn't want to step on your toes so I didn't post it.

Doc,
I have not kept it in a colored bottle. It stays in my truck under the seat out of the light.
 I didn't know it needed a dark bottle until everyone said it should be. I have not had any problems in a clear. Bottle in all the years I have been doing it but will use a colored bottle next time I'm at a store.

[TJK68]

Awesome video, will be putting some in my pack.
Thanks Tom