I just ordered a set of lighted nocks.  I'm really looking forward to seeing how these buggers look entering a deer!   I ordered Nockturnal nocks.  

How many other guys are shooting lighted nocks?  How do you like them?

You will love them. I have used several different brands and even made some out of bobber lights. They really make it easy to tell what kind of shot you put on an animal.

I haven't tried them myself however my nephew is using them and he loves em . good luck

I can't wait to give them a try.  I killed a nice buck Thanksgiving weekend and wasn't sure of the hit and I know these nocks would have helped.  found the deer the next morning 150yds away!

I am interested in if you can read arrow tune by shooting them.  Can you see the nock move around better in flight better than just the fletching when tuning?  Would be fun for winter evening practice.

I use them.
Yesterday afternoon, gave perfect flight and trajectory on doe, found arrow, and doe within 50 yds of shot.
worth the expense.

Illegal in Montana...go figure.

Ya they work great for tuning.

Use them for tuning...

Not allowed in Washington..

Later.....Buzz

Illegal in colorado

I use them and realy like them.They deffinately help you see exactly where your arrow hit.If you would like to see some in action you can check out the hunting video's on my website.
Bill

They are awesome, good for tune and better for shot location and deer. You will know exactly where you hit.

illegal in Colorado,  what was that committee meeting like...?

so do they affect your arrow spine? i want to try them but i always worry about the added weight.

I remember when lighted sites were all the rage...had to have them or you couldn't kill a deer.

Lighted nocks?  Personally I don't see the need for them.  If I can't follow the flight of my 170 FPS big AZZed crown dipped shaft with 3 5,5"  white spliced feathers out to 20 yards it's to dark to be hunting/shooting or my eyes are closed.

Besides there are to many less expensive options available that keep shooting a stick bow simple.

For example a small thin piece of white rabbit fur and a little rubber cement.  $3.00 worth from the fly tying department will last a lifetime.

Carbon...

Were shooting stick bows with fingers...10 grains up or down on either end of the shaft isn't going to be measurable in the distances we shoot.  Other issues, like release consistancy or weight distribution across the fingers on your drawing hand are more critical to tuning than a few grains on the tail end.

LOL way to be a party pooper Trad-Man!

I think they would be a great help and might try them out soon.  Why have some states out lawed them?

Once you use then You'll never want to be with out

Shot at a nice buck last Saturday afternoon and thought I had flubbed the draw/release/shot, or my arrow deflected off some sagebrush on it's way to the deer. I saw the paradox of the arrow and was expecting a gutshot. In short, I missed, and the deer ducked. As darkness fell, I saw exactly where my arrow was. I lined up the arrow and could tell my shot alignment was very good, albeit high, as the deer ducked at the noise of the bow. When exiting the area there was no arrow search.

Super helpful if you ask me.