Originally Posted by
tim waller
the only reason i see to use them is to find your arrow after the shot. if you are watching the noch in flight u proabably gonna make a bad shot anyway. my buddy shot a doe and the arrow glowing close to dark spooked the nine pointer that came out minutes later and ran to me. at least he got to drag him with his doe.
If you are seeing your nock in flight means that you have proper arrow tuning and flight for it is traveling straight away from you and you have correct form and follow through in your shooting stance. And that buck more or less heard the commotion and spooked your way and not due to the glowing nock. I have had does walk over after a deer was shot and sniff the arrow to only find out very shortly what created that situation.