"My Double Barrel Blood Trackers are priceless and beyond reproach"
"My Name is Ronald Barnes. I grew up in a swamp called Dead Timber. It is based upon the outskirts of Lake Martin located near Dadeville Alabama. In my early days as a young kid I was always a tracker. I hunted for survival not sport. When I would hunt squirrel I took matches, hatchet, rope, and a 22 cal. Riffle not to waste the meat. If I saw it I needed to harvest it for another meal. If I shot, it was an instant kill. If it went to the other side of the tree to hide I would tie the rope on that side. Go to the other and pull it. The squirrel would come to my side for the kill. If it ran into a hollow tree I would build a small clean fire and smoke it out. Then take a forked limb and twist it out. Last resort, cut down the tree. You get the Idea that I do not like a getaway prey. In my later years as a young adult people would come from many miles away to put me on the trail of their wounded game. They were of mostly deer day or night.
When I could not see any blood with the sharpest of eyes. I would crawl on the ground moving each leaf looking for tracks to continue the hunt. No amount of money can buy the satisfaction of finding the prey you were hunting. Without the best tracking available your RECORD TROPHY may be lost forever. The most difficult tracking is of course in darkness. Each Season I depend on my Double Barrel Blood tracker lights. I help other hunters with them as well. I average finding 10 deer a season counting the help for others. Half dry like blood, misting rain, pine straw. I have had no problem. As a game tracker for over 50 years I will contest; my Double Barrel Blood Trackers are priceless and beyond reproach".
"Being an avid bow hunter I lost about 25% of the deer I shot in the evening. That is no longer the case since I bought the ultimate tracking light. It is called the Double Barrel Blood Tracker. I am now at 100%. I Love my DBBT. It out performs all the rest I have ever seen no matter the costs and bulky size. I can take mine out of my pocket and blow them all away. Bill, R".
"The biggest Bore I have shot was tracked down with my Double Barrel Blood Tracker"
Hog hunting with a bow is very dangerous. I recommend you carry a 9 mm with two 15 round magazines or equivalent. Hog may move any time of the day. Mostly in the morning and late evening. I can only hunt in the evening. The biggest Bore I have shot was tracked down with my Double Barrel Blood Tracker. I love that light. Just take it out of your pant pocket and go. John, Handly
"With my white LED light I could not find any blood"
During my bow hunting trip to Wedowee Alabama I shot my first buck. I watched him run off and gave him time to bleed out. By then it was dark. With my white LED light I could not find any blood even though I zig zagged and circled. It was time for backup. I then went back to square one and started over with my Double Barrel Blood Tracker. Finding the trail quickly, I began my tracking. Any bow hunter knows how hard it can be most of the time tracking a bow kill. Thanks to my Double Barrel Blood Tracker I got my Game on. Only a 6 pointer but it is a start. Sean, Mitchell