Lee Woiteshek
Member
Right off the jump I'm gonna have to admit, I bought into the hype with the ads proclaiming that blue light made blood "glow" in the dark. I bought a Surefire Avaitor with the blue led's, and a Browning Black Ice Led flashlight with Blue, Red, and White led's. With the spare lithium batteries I purchased, I'm looking at 250 bucks spent on this new mousetrap. I had the opportunity to track two of my deer that were double lung hit during this muzzleloading season. One ran about 40 yards before piling up, the other 75 or so. In both cases the tracking took place at darkness, on leaves. I did not find the blue light to be any help at all, if anything a hindrance. It didn't make the blood glow or stand out in any way. Infact it subdued it. White light in my opinion still gives meaningful contrast of blood on brown leaves. Red light wasn't used. I also found that the LED's didn't have much of a range, and the single bright bulb is still the way to go. Hope this helps for anyone looking to purchase Led lights and or blue light flashlights.