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Any of you guys shoot lighted nocks? If so, what kind and what do you think about 'em? I have had a rough start to the season. I have missed 3 times  . I'm usually "money" but this year it just ain't happening  . And to make it worse I ain't been able to find all of my arrows after I miss. Appreciate it fellas.
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You could tie a string to the end of you arrow that way its like bowfishing. :p :p
It isn't necessary to see a good tackle...you can hear it.
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Thats a bummer... Arrows cost to much to not be able to retrieve. I bought an allen lighted knock from academy but it hasn't even for me for two shots at deer. I'm not impressed with the 10 bucks i spent on them.
Gigg yourself a bigun'
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Freak of Nature
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I was shooting lumanocs but went tracers this year, both work well for me. My old eyes have trouble keeping up with arrows at the speeds they fly now a days.
LUCK:::; When presistence, dedication, perspiration and preparation meet up with opportunity!!!
- - - - - - - -A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take everything you have. Thomas Jeferson - - - - - - - -
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 For Easton Tracers... x-nock models for the axis of course.
"Never met a deer that I didn't like" - QDMAV8R
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I shoot tracers and like them...there are some good articles on how to make them out there also if you are willing to put in the work.
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I checked up on the Tracer nocks, and I'm gonna give them a try. If I had had them a few weeks ago they could have been paid for by now by helping me not lose arrows :rolleyes: .Thanks fellas. 
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Lumenocks for me for the last two seasons. They are great. I highly recommend any of them for being able to see where your arrow hits. They are great in low light conditions.
Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll sit in a boat and drink beer all day.
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When you quit looking where you shoot, and start shooting where you look, you won't need to see the arrow anymore. 
I hate making a good first impression. There’s no way I can keep that shit up.
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Old Mossy Horns
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Originally posted by Outlawhunter:
Any of you guys shoot lighted nocks? No. JMO. But you don't want added weight on the nock end of the arrow. Find a spot, aim at the spot, and aim through the shot until the arrow hits where you want it.
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Originally posted by Out back: When you quit looking where you shoot, and start shooting where you look, you won't need to see the arrow anymore. Damn thats profound. And true. 
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Easton Tracers are junk. They will work for a little while and go out. Sometimes brand new out of the pack they do not work. Check out Archery Talk for more feedback. The best are Firenocks.
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Originally posted by BowtechDan: Originally posted by Outlawhunter:
[b] Any of you guys shoot lighted nocks? And that is what I was trying to say, with my "profound" statement. Looking for the arrow is a great way to mess up your shot.
I hate making a good first impression. There’s no way I can keep that shit up.
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Originally posted by auburn18:
Easton Tracers are junk. They will work for a little while and go out. Sometimes brand new out of the pack they do not work. Check out Archery Talk for more feedback. The best are Firenocks. I can second this!!!!!! I bought 4 of em last year but only used 2 of those. The other two I had in "sleep mode" in my bow part box. When I pulled them out this year the batteries were dead in ALL of them. Even the ones I hadn't used and had put up. I bought my dad some for his crossbow and they all quit working this year. One of those was STILL in the packaging. I use to use luminoks but had them turn off twice after passing thru the deer. Went to Firenocks this and so far so good. They cost a bit more but you can change the nock out if you bust it and change the battery in them too.
Ricky
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All of the feed back has been great. I understand what everybody is saying about the whole "pick a spot and follow through" thing. I really think my problem has been that I haven't got to practice much this year, thanks to working all the time, and I'm torquing and a little bit anxious at the shot . I just want something that will let me know where my arrow is at when it is all said and done. Guess that's what I get for shooting camo arrows and fletching, huh? Thanks again guys.
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Anybody know of any body in Huntsville that carries the Firenocks?
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Archery shop in south huntsville had some. You can call them before you go all the way down there.
256-650-6103
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