Looks like the Neutral would be better for my hunting use, but will a green lens negate the Cool vs. Neutral difference? Thanks for the info!
Sorry for the lateness of reply.
Although photos give a good idea of how a light might look compared to daylight -
our eyes sometimes behave very differently.
You really should compare for yourself -
and it does not matter if there is personal bias -
after all it is you that's doing the looking.
I personally prefer neutral white even outdoors -
but there are very good reasons why a warm white of between 2700-3200K works well.
Cool white despite being much closer to the "ideal" daylight -
just does not seem to work well in the dark outdoors -
as many others will attest.
However placing a green filter over the light probably negates any perceived advantage.
But again you should see for yourself.