Fletchings

[BAM]

Just wondering what color fletchings u guys would reccomend for visibility.  For when i lose an arrow in the grass i will be able to find it, i know pink is probably the most visible due to the fact that nothing in the woods is pink, but was hoping for a little more manly.  Thanks guys

[lpcjon2]

PINK!!!!!!!!!!!

[dragonheart]

White cap dip and chartrouse/lime feathers, white or flo green nock.  They will glow!

[zinndl]

I prefer all white.

[mahantango]

Blue is another hi-vis color, especially with a white cap dip.

[Jeff Strubberg]

You know, I've never found a color that helped me find arrows!  I've dipped them end to end in vermillion, put on white fletchings are still lost 'em in an inch of grass.

[kill shot]

I like white feathers. I prefer a white cock feather as it seems to be enough. I also cap dip white. A bright colored nock would help also.

[BA]

All white is working well for me.

[kbetts]

If shooting extreme FOC arrows, be prepared to dig.  Since I switched to 300 grains up front, the arrows dissappear when you miss.  I never used to shoot through hay bales until about a month ago.  A bright nock is vital.  For me its chart. more often than not.

[BAM]

I tell you what i love posting somethinng on here bc you guys respond very quick.  I should have mention i am shooting alaskan grizzly stiks and i am gonna try my best not to lose them because they are so much, they shoot awesome though.  Keep the suggestions coming!

[greg fields]

Flo yellow/green is my favorite.

[JRY309]

My favorite is chartruese feathers and flo-yellow wraps,nice and bright.

[Night Wing]

All three of my fletches on my arrows are solid white. I can see these best when it's first getting light in the early morning or the fading light at the end of the day.

[Zradix]

Anybody buy into the UV sensitive deer eyes?

If so The white fletchings from trueflight and the like fluoresce like crazy

Just sayin....

[Ravenhood]

White.

[saltwatertom]

HEY! It's not pink, it's HOT SALMON.

And I love it and recomend it. The easiest arrows to find I've ever not lost are my pink, er, um, .... I mean the salmon color fletched ones.    

[sunny hill archer]

These work very well...

[DannyBows]

Chartreuse, they also show great in low light. You can also use reflective wraps, or at least 1/2" to 1" strip around the shaft next to the nock. If you can't find it, come back after dark and a flashlight will turn that arrow into a beacon.

[dan d]

I have good luck with 2 white and 1 black.
Dan

[Friend]

There are many choices and mostly likely not one is perfect in every situation.  I am shade deficient. When it is dark outside, to others, it is pitch black to me. White, yellow and pink seem to work best for me. I routinely had to get the kids to find the chartruese and red fletched arrows.