Ate-Up

2 Flo Yellows and a Flo Orange with a Flo Orange nock.Great for both 3-D and in the woods. Very easy to pick up on the forest floor.

TreePhantom

I use 1 solid white and 2 Tre-Yellow feathers from Gateway. Just think they look cool. Also use an orange Slam nock.

Fieldmouse

I prefer dark colors because some yards I hunt they don't want the neighbors knowing I'm hunting. My last set I bought of the shelf at bass pro. There wasn't much choice.

rcd567

DBL-LUNG,
Nope, they don't drop like a rock. It adds a few grains of weight but nothing that adversley affects the arrow. Its both appealing to look at and easier to see. A little weight helps stabilize the arrow. Hope this helps.

Mossy_Oak_Bounty_Hunter

i want the zebra arrows like that loser ted nugent has rack you've got some of the nicest looking arrows ive seen. lol i got 2 red and one white on mine.

Red Hawk

I usually use white and flor. green so I can find the arrows if i were to shoot in an heavy green area, especially when going after rabbits.

DaveH

2 whites and a flourescent green. The white is easy to spot until the snow comes--but then there's nothing that's green.

BGfisher

I use black feathers. 4" on my hunting arrows and 2" on my 3D arrows. Cap the back end with black nocks. Are they hard to see? You bet. That's why I just follow through and not look for arrow. I know where it's at by remembering the sight picture at the moment of release. The best shots you ever make will be the ones you don't see. And if you don't miss you don't have to hunt for them.
Aim the bow. Shoot the bow. Let the bow shoot the arrow. And then keep on aiming.

MT elk addict

I use two flo yellow and one flo orange with a flo green nock. I also use the EZ fletch with norway duravanes. Seems to work really well. Just ease up on the spring loaded bottom and the vanes go on great.

Mykey

3 White feathers and a White nock.