Thankfully you did not get hurt.
Thanks for sharing.
All the best.
Thanks for sharing.
All the best.
I’m taking Moon’s advice above I think. At least for the rest of this season!Ya, thanks! Can ya put a drop of glue or something to keep 'em in?
I was having problems with the Lumenocks not staying lit after the shot sometimes so I went back to regular nocks too. I hunt from elevated stands and my shots are all downhill so I really don't think I have a need for them. I haven't used them for a couple years now and really haven't missed them. I'll add that I have killed enough with my bows to fill my freezers each of those two years, and haven't lost the first arrow.I just don’t think lighted nocks are worth the possible problems associated with them.......as you just experienced. JMO
I shot under a doe at 26 yards doing exactly that a couple of years ago.I got rid of them simply because I caught myself "peeking" looking for the arrow right after the shot. Yea, my fault, but it still happened. If I hunted from the ground I'd probably switch back to them just hoping it might help me find my arrows. If they worked helping me then fine, if not then I'd remove 'em again. I shoot arrows that costs @ $30-$35 per half dozen. If I lost every one that I shot at a deer with I wouldn't loose the whole half dozen. I don't try killing that many deer in a year. For me....the more simple things are the better.
Moon's like … former Prince Harry.
KT... Ever heard the saying "Deer in the headlights"?Do ya find the deer jump the arrow more though? Like don't they see the light also...?