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What doe you guys prefer? Ordering a new light and trying to decide which LED. Thanks for any input!

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I prefer the White Color, my eyes can see things a little better with that.
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Natural by far!!

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Natural light color by far here also. I've found that coons won't hardly ever look at the bright white color light. I've had both. And even if they don't look I can spot the coon easier with the natural. With the white led, the coons fur blends into the tree very easily. Especially if it's a calico colored coon. A couple buddies of mine have the white and after hunting a few times together they prefer me to shine first before we try and burn the pine needles and leaves off. But I guess it depends on your eyes more than anything.

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Natural light color by far here also. I've found that coons won't hardly ever look at the bright white color light. I've had both. And even if they don't look I can spot the coon easier with the natural. With the white led, the coons fur blends into the tree very easily. Especially if it's a calico colored coon. A couple buddies of mine have the white and after hunting a few times together they prefer me to shine first before we try and burn the pine needles and leaves off. But I guess it depends on your eyes more than anything.

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Natural led light is the way to go. The bright white has no depth and way to many shadows.

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I like natural when leaves are on. They seem to look more at the less bright light.

I like bright white when leaves are off. I don't care if he looks or not, like Triple K, my eyes see better with the white light and I can spot him.

But if I had to choose one or the other to use all the time, I'd go with white.

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Natural by far!!

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I purchased a Light with natural main beam, and natural walk lites. My old light had natural main beam and bright white walk lite. Now My eyes don’t have to adjust from the bright white to the yellow.

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NATURAL BY FAR

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Natural, especially if you are use to a bulb. The white takes some time getting use to it. With the white LED, I see everything as black or white.

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I just bought the Superior Hellcat with the Natural light.
I also own the Bright Eyes Double Death Reaper.

I am anxious to use the Hellcat and compare the two.

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Natural led light is the way to go. The bright white has no depth and way to many shadows.

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