What do you guys think shows up better?  BILL

White. Pink for snow.

yellow and orange works best for me

Chartruese fletch over a white cap!

I'm with you on this Malachi.

It seems like chartreuse becomes just another shade of green when I miss a target in the woods here.

I use all white fletch and cap on 3-D arrows and chartreuse on hunting arrows.

Just did some VERY informal testing. For my eye I can see the Lime WAY better.   BILL

There are red, yellow, orange, and green leaves in the fall and buds and flowers that are white. If you see even a spot of pink on the ground, it is your arrow. It is hard to miss in flight as well.

Chartreuse is better to my eye.  I often lost white in flight.  That said, I use hot pink now and love them.

I shoot both but my eyes oicknup the chartreuse better on low light so I stick with them mostly.
Whatever your eye sees best is what you will want and every one sees different.

nothing in the woods will match a hot pink fletch!

I've always shot white wrap, white feathers, and red nock. Now I'm thinking pink wrap, pink feathers, and white nock.

Chartreuse in low light for me. White works well also. I use both for 3d and hunting.

I use blaze orange wraps with chartreuse hen feathers and white cock feather. Really stick out!

I have white wraps and chartreuse feathers.

Pink wraps with chartreuse feathers for me!

his feather and nock color combo works for me.

Did white for a few years, chartreuse for a few more and I've been a fan of pink for the last dozen or so years. Pink with a white crown dip, and when wraps came out went to a pink wrap. Pink is the easiest for me to see.

 

Chartreuse seems to "light up" at dusk.  I've always been concerned that deer can see them at last light.
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