Turkey arrows

[3Feathers]

Was wondering what color fletchings do you use for your turkey hunting arrows without using a blind?I will be using Big-Jims bush in a bag this season.Been practicing with it,Can,t wait for opening day.

[snakebit40]

I chop my own feathers so I mostly use turkey feather from birds I kill. But this Christmas I got some pink feathers and just tried them out this weekend, and you can really see the arrow alot better after the shot. Very easy to find too.

[zwickeyman]

I use natural barred or green and black.

[Schafer]

Mine for this year have 2 natural turkey feathers and 1 yellow feather.

Schafer

[Guru]

If going with out a blind or fletch cover...I highly reccommend natural colors that will not give you away...remember turks see color!

I use 2 natural turkey feathers and 1 black,  with a white nock to help me see the where it goes...

[wollelybugger]

Brown feathers and a yellow nock with a brown stained cedar.

[ber643]

Here is what I'm using unfortunately I don't have any "stories" with them to tell - but I do have confidence in my choices - LOL

CX heritage 90 - Wild Turkey Feathers, Yellow nock (to spot), reflective tape strip (to locate), Abowyer Whitetail BH, same arrows I use for deer but with a Judo ring included on shaft behind BH (to prevent or retard shoot-thru, and perhaps make arrow stand up in grass - if it goes there - LOL)

 

[huntmaster80]

dont thinks i would use pink or something as bright as that, but the chance of the bird running or flying away after you shoot are good. I would go with shoething that is a natural bright color, maybe a common flower or something like that.  a couple feathers isnt gona make or break ya if ur trying to kill a bird that has great eye sight from the ground with any bow.

[Don Stokes]

Green and brown fletching and cresting, stained shaft, yellow nock for visibility in flight.

[traditional beagle]

I would be leary of bright colors with them turkey birds. You know they can hear you think and see you change your mind.

[bigbadjon]

If they can see your fletch then you weren't going to get to full draw without being busted anyway. I shoot the same arrows I always use.

[smilinicon]

I am hoping these will be my turkey-takers. Douglas Fir arrows and Magnus I heads. About 12+ grains per pound. Made for my BW PL V, 52#/28.5", 70lb static spine.