Lumenoks Question
#2
RE: Lumenoks Question
I think they are pretty cool but they don't make one for my ACC's. I saw my first one shot when I was in NC with SBGobblers, Jeff put some in his carbons and I really thought they were cool. Helps to see the arrow in flight, the arrow after the shot etc.. expensive but cool...win/win.
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Northwoods of WI
Posts: 990
RE: Lumenoks Question
I am using them for the first time this year and have taken a turkey and a doe with them. I really like them. It made it real easy for me to see my shots and I was able to follow my doe as she ran out of sight. I have had no problems with them not lighting or staying on after impacted
#5
RE: Lumenoks Question
I have a couple. I like them, though double lunged a doe at 22 yrds. Could see the bright orange light hit the spot, but when it passed through and hit the ground it was off? I think that maybe it scraped a rib or something enough to push it back? Also like shooting them right before dark at target.
Haven't really shot them enough at live game to see how they perform.
Haven't really shot them enough at live game to see how they perform.
#6
RE: Lumenoks Question
Thanks guys I think I am going to like them too. I am getting ready to buy some new Carbon Express Terminator arrows. What color fletchings do you guys use to help find your arrows Thanks
#8
RE: Lumenoks Question
I shoot carbon express 340's. I got the orange and white fletchings....to match the lumenok's.(jk)
They seem to stand out when I went to pick some out! They are all a little hard to see covered in that red stuff.
They seem to stand out when I went to pick some out! They are all a little hard to see covered in that red stuff.
#9
RE: Lumenoks Question
ORIGINAL: crutch
I have a couple. I like them, though double lunged a doe at 22 yrds. Could see the bright orange light hit the spot, but when it passed through and hit the ground it was off? I think that maybe it scraped a rib or something enough to push it back? Also like shooting them right before dark at target.
Haven't really shot them enough at live game to see how they perform.
I have a couple. I like them, though double lunged a doe at 22 yrds. Could see the bright orange light hit the spot, but when it passed through and hit the ground it was off? I think that maybe it scraped a rib or something enough to push it back? Also like shooting them right before dark at target.
Haven't really shot them enough at live game to see how they perform.