Originally Posted by BGfisher

Call me an old fogey or outdated; whatever you like, but I was taught a lot by an old state field champion here in Pa. back in the 70's. One thing I was taught was that most often the best shot I ever make is one where I don't see the arrow go. Learn and practice good form and have confidence that your arrow is right where your pin was when the bow went off. Therefore, if you are doing your job and following through you don't need lighted nocks to kow where the arrow went.