Purchase a headlamp designed for use in predator/varmint hunting. Many variations available. Check sporting goods stores for predator hunting lights.

 

. Great idea. Ty

 

Getting harder to find red headlamps. The fad now is green.

 

I order 2 rechargeable 1200 leumen head lamps. They are bright. They have red light and a red blinking light. I paid 13.00 for both. Comes with charging cords. I use one at work. Use the other for deer hunting. And to run my traps. I got them on Amazon. If u lose them not out much.

 

Illusion wildlife has a red headlamp that is fantastic.

It's all I use now, adjustable beam from flood to a very tight beam. High,medium and low power setting.

 

I order 2 rechargeable 1200 leumen head lamps. They are bright. They have red light and a red blinking light. I paid 13.00 for both. Comes with charging cords. I use one at work. Use the other for deer hunting. And to run my traps. I got them on Amazon. If u lose them not out much.

I think I ordered the same headlamps....I like them. I'm pretty sure mine has the same light modes...red, red blinking, and white. Cheap and totally satisfied.

 

This one has worked great for me. It’s rechargeable and has 3 different levels of brightness with the red & white, you’ll be hard pressed to find a light with a brighter red

77outdoor LED Rechargeable Red Headlamp, D25LR Powerful Lightweight Head Flashlight with 90 High CRI Bright White Light and 660nm Deep Red Light, USB Charging for Camping, Hiking, Hunting https://a.co/d/8Gzkz1p

 

You really can’t beat it for a $30 light. I spend a lot of time duck, deer, catfishing in the dark and have had tons of headlamps up to about $120. I loved it so much I bought a bunch and gave them out as gifts last Christmas and they all love em and use them. It’s very light on the head and doesn’t feel like you’re wearing a brick. Only downside is with it being a lithium when it’s very cold out the battery doesn’t last long but I had the same problem with my $100 lights. I just tape a hand warmer to it if it’s a long hike or keep it in a pocket with a hand warmer

 

Contact Joe at nighteyes for a quality light like you want.

Night Eyes Hunting Lights - LED Predator Hunting Lights – Night Eyes, LLC (nighteyeslights.com)

 

If you want ... a top-of-the-line headlamp that does red, neutral white and very bright cool white take a look at the Fenix HM70R. Has your red for "whatever." Has a Neutral white for blood tracking, and has a Cool white for search & recovery or gutting or all other needs. Comes with a 21700 battery that can be directly recharged with an included USB cable. You can of course buy extra batteries. Battery will give you light for hours and hours. I've never run mine down and I spend a lot of time working in the dark. I ran 18650 battery headlamps for well over a decade and ran them down a few times.
Fenix HM70R Rechargeable Headlamp - 1600 Lumens - Fenix Lighting

 

red saran wrap over the light work in pinch.

 

I have a Black Diamond headlamp, I know it is a Storm model but cannot recall the exact one. Anywho, I have used it for 3 hunting seasons now and I really like it. White, red and green color options.

 

I love my Black Diamond Headlamp after owning a few different. 600 lumen if needed and has a red, blue and green light. Great features too. It's a rechargeable battery.

 

 

I have ... one like that for over a decade except it has red and green hoods that swing down over the white light for colored use. I use it at home in the living room for "whatever." Not particularly bright but it is dependable.

 

I want to thank everyone for all of your suggestions.
I have some research to do on this today. 👍🏻

 

You might want to keep in mind that you don't want to use a high lumen output red light just to walk to your stand. Although deer don't see red as well as other colors, you want to make the least noticeable approach to your stand.
That would include using the wind, being as quiet as possible, and lay off using a super bright light. Bright lights are great for tracking, not the best idea for a stealthy approach.

 

I totally agree with you. Some of my spots can be around a mile or so to get to. I need something reliable. It looks like some of the lights that some people recommend have different intensity levels. I just want enough brightness to walk comfortably without struggling to see where I’m going.

 

This is the headlamp I use:

FL75

<p>The FL75 Headlamp combines many modern Coast beam features into one front-loaded headlamp. The first button on the headlamp gives you the ability to shine an...

coastportland.com

Stupid simple to use, one button for white light one for red. Twistable focus ring on the front. 700 lumens. Everything you need, nothing you don’t.

 

I like the DB Torch from Dive Bomb. It’s tough, rechargeable and waterproof.

DBI-Torch Multi-Beam Headlamp

Find your way with the multi-beam Torch headlamp. Dive Bomb Industries' rechargeable headlamp is the go-to headlamp for camping or hunting. Buy now!

www.divebombindustries.com

 

nitecore makes a bunch of different type headlamps with both red and clear,,bonus is they are rechargeable