From everything I have learned this is my thinking on fletchings on hunting arrows. If the bow and the arrow are tunedcorrectly and tuned to each other then the arrow will fly just great with any fletchingunless the shooter does something wrong. As we practice on our ranges we can practice good form and shoot great. Here is what I anticipate for myself, having never bowhunted before. Up in a tree, waiting a few hours, cold, maybe a little stiff, a deer comes strolling along and there is much excitement. I will probably need something to help compensate for my form errors at the time. What will compensate best, that I like the best, will probably be 4" feathers. Quikspins would also probably do the same thing. If I thought my form would be just fine then blazers would likely be just fine. Heck, right now I have 3 arrows with mini-blazers that shoot right with my feathered arrows at 50 yds. but.......

Anyway, what I have learned is that, with a well tuned bow and a well tuned arrow and an experienced bowhunter, all types of fletching should perform just as well at bowhunting ranges inside of 30 yds.