These looked pretty good just seeing if anybody had tried one.

https://pioneerhunting.com/products/whitetail-hunter-ultra-bright-led-headlamp

Looks like the one my neighbor bought on Ebay. But it was $20 cheaper. His is super bright.

the $12.00 and something one from
walmart that replaced my $30.00 and
something one that gave up works just
fine for hunting. high/low white light
and a red light. bought it last year
and it's still on the first batteries.
been in 4 rain hunts, so it's fairly
watertight.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Generic-20040-Ozark-Trail-150-Lumen-Multi-Color-Headlamp/29295368

I actually have one like the ozark trail and agree they are great little lights for the money but I was looking for something with more range. I caved and ordered one from Pioneer so I'll give a report when it arrives

Doesn't list a lumen rating?

I bought one of these for myself, for the truck, and 4 for the grown boys in my family for this Christmas (twenty bucks ea. - 300 lumens):

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Coast-FL60-LED-Headlamp-21304/206668908

Isn't this the lumen rating?

Brightness: 4000lm Constant / 5000lm Max (RJ-3000)

Gotta be a different way of rating, or else you can mount it on a train.

My thoughts exactly! I guess we'll see when it shows up

Do you really want to wear something that heavy on your head? It's not likely to be heavy enough to bother your neck, but it will be noticeable.

I bought the Streamlight Trident last week and gave it go at the lease this weekend. It's only 80 lumens, so it won't impress many, but it throws a very tight beam and I could see the feeder well enough in the rain to tell that nothing was standing under it. For $30 it's a no brained and it uses cheap and available AAA battery's.

I've only ever used Petzl headlamps but have always liked them a lot.

I have used one of these since before my 11 year old was born, might need batteries......

Looks like head over kill

Petzl or black diamond