I have deer look at me on stand quite often and they ignore me after they stare for several seconds usually. No blue on me at all in the woods. You are just a big blob that they noticed and looked at to see if you were a danger to them. Just sit very still and DO NOT make eye contact.

 

I have not seen any blue tinted glass's you refer to, but would think just being a blue tint would not be enough to alarm deer. If a person has to wear glass's while hunting, usually what happens is the deer notice a reflection caused by the glasses, when you turn your head, especially in sunlight. similar to reflections caused by binoculars.

 

The front lens of the scope can be fitted with a (honeycomb) optional filter so that the front lens does not reflect. some call it spyclass. in my opinion, a shooter can use any glasses as long as they are non-reflective. There are glasses that are intended for use in low light, for example Serengeti ... but they are more brown in color

 

Thanks, I typically try the same as you with similar results. Just wondering if anyone has notice any difference with the computer blue tint. I have noticed a few stares, in reality not likely more than the typical. Now I drop the glasses in a pocket asap after deer show for all the above reason.

 

I heard from a friend that now Dunlop makes good, cheap dark driver vision glasses intended for motorists, which have a price of less than $10 (they say the good ones are good), I'm going to buy myself some just for a test and see how you can see with them..

 

Ive had 'em so close staring a hole thru me. I'd slowly close my eyes hoping when I opened them the deer would have taken its eye off me. Ha! That was back when I was much younger and got really excited when a deer would get within killin range. I'd be standing with my vert bow in my hands with my fingers on the string waiting to draw. I think every muscle in my body would tense up when a deer did that. Now...I just sit and look back at em to see what they want to do cause I usually dont have any intentions of killing it. Man! How Ive changed over the years.

 

Lasik took my glasses away. No more steaming up glasses during early bowseason and no more glaring eyes from the stand.