Allen Flagging Tape

A blood trail does not wait, and neither does fading light. Mark the way or lose it.

Most hunters trust their memory in the woods, and memory fails after dark.

Tracking the Trail: You find last blood, tie off a strip of orange, and move to the next sign. When the trail goes cold, you look back and the line of flags shows the direction of travel.

Seen From a Distance: Orange stands out against brush, bark, and leaves. You spot the next marker before you lose the last one.

Enough to Finish the Job: Each roll holds 150 feet, and the pack has three rolls. You mark the whole route without counting strips.

Sized to Tie: At 0.787 inches wide, the tape ties quickly around a branch or stake. A few seconds and you are moving again.

More Than One Use: Mark a stand entrance, a property line, or the walk out in the dark. One roll rides in your pack all season.

Mark it once, and find it every time.