Lighted Nocks- Why ?

[vixenmaster]

I read about all the ppl. who put them things in the rear of arrow. I want to knowed why ? Can't be to see where it hits as if'en you sighted yer Excal in its on the money min of deer. I shoot lots of Donated arrows, i call them me junk arrows & everyone of them will hit a softball at 40 yds! Hello thats dead deer, don't need to see the hit jus watch jump, run n fall

[Big58cal]

I like night lights.

[j.krug]

Helps me find my arrows at last light right after they blow thru the deer and skip off accross the field.

[fuzzy]

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[Pydpiper]

If you have a bow mounted camera the illuminated nocks will make all the difference in the world when you play it back.

[flightattendant100]

I like night lights.

Are ya afraid o' the dark?? Oh, well, Colton likes 'em too.

[Roadrunnr72]

For me, it does make it easier to find my arrows.

[Nighthunter]

Because they look so cool; watching them through your scope and yes, much easier to find afterwards...

[Ont_Excal]

I read about all the ppl. who put them things in the rear of arrow. I want to knowed why ? Can't be to see where it hits as if'en you sighted yer Excal in its on the money min of deer. I shoot lots of Donated arrows, i call them me junk arrows & everyone of them will hit a softball at 40 yds! Hello thats dead deer, don't need to see the hit jus watch jump, run n fall

Well aren't you fortunate!

Donated Arrows

I buy mine and care enough about them to be able to find them after the shot. For me it's about recovery.
I hunt mostly from the ground and after a pass through the arrow usually disappears into the undergrowth or sometimes into a cornfield when hunting along the edge of the bush.
If the arrow should be damaged then I want to at the very least recover the broadhead.