What’s your color combo

[patriotoutlaw]

I go with two bright green and one white. And use green luminocks.View attachment 13801

Same here.

 

[dpierce72]

I go with two bright green and one white. And use green luminocks.View attachment 13801

Exactly the same combo...

 

[10essee]

All white or all pink.

 

[CRogers]

I'm going to pick up some new ones this week I've been debating between pink or white. Either going all white or 2 white 1 pink. I may even go back to 3" vanes. I like them just because I don't shoot lighted nocks and I think they make it easier to find your arrow.

 

[Ga_hunter]

All white on white.

 

[Apex7]

I go with two bright green and one white. And use green luminocks.View attachment 13801

Mine are exactly the same as yours minus the Luminocks . I always used those colors.

 

[fbwguy]

Orange and White! Why.....GO VOLS

 

[Mike32]

2white and a black blazers is my favorite, but lately I've been buying pre fletched so either there's (2) green and white or 2 red and a white

 

[robertreed711]

Here's a few I've done. Used to run feathers but in recent years switched to all white vanes with reflective white wraps. Last year I ran white and pink with white reflective wraps.

 

[DelaWhere_Arrow]

Been using 2 orange/1 yellow blazers in straight orientation. I don’t really like pre-fletched if I can avoid it but the last pack I bought had 2 green/1 white and they were at a 3 degree offset, so I cut the fletching off and re-fletched with my orange/yellow combo. I would use an orange wrap if it didn’t mess with my FOC, but I might experiment with a heavier broadhead if I try the wrap next season.

 

[2backstraps]

Last couple of years I have switched out to mostly hot pink with one white vane for a blood indicator. It is the easiest color I have found to find on the forest floor and it shows up well for me in flight. I also keep a small ultraviolet flashlight in my truck in case I am having a hard time finding an arrow. The UV flashlight makes any fluorescent color glow like its reflective. For deer hunting I normally use Nocturnals as well but don't use them for pronghorn as I don't want the added 25 grains of weight to the back of my arrows.

 

[Nutterbuster]

If I'm fletching my own, I go all blue, and use the nub on my knock to identify correct knocking position.

Blue is the rarest naturally-occurring color in the woods. That's why (down here, at least) surveyors use it so often. A smidge of blue in the leaf litter stands out absurdly well. Red, yellow, white, green, orange, and black all occur with regularity, and make finding lost arrows a drag.

All that being said, I hate fletching, and usually go with whatever's on the clearanced box of arrows I end up buying.

 

[elk yinzer]

Green is easiest to follow imo without going to a lighted nock and usually easy to spot on the forest floor after a shot. One white to see blood and make it easier to find. I've been thinking for years I should do wraps but they seem a little too deluxe for me.

Finding the arrow is the single most important factor in determining where an arrow hit and making initial blood trail decisions.

 

[Guff Dawg]

White 4” wrap- two orange and one American flag blazer vanes on 5mm camo FMJs

 

[Dkiss103]

2 orange zebra strip and 1 black, orange nock.

 

[DB4x4]

Two hot pink, one bright blue. Everyone makes fun of me, but they stand out like a sore thumb in a sea of green, brown, orange, and yellow. No lighted knocks necessary...

 

[ironeyes969]

White and orange for me and leopard and teal for my daughter

 

[ironeyes969]

My daughters also have onestringer wraps and green luminocks

 

[Hebeskibe]

All white shows blood good and it's easy too find after the shot

 

[onestringer]

Orange, orange, orange and more orange. Orange wraps, orange vanes, orange nock.