Nock point below the arrow?

[Stone Knife]

I was watching my new hitting em like Howard DVD. I discovered that Howard had his nock point below the arrow, I was wondering if anyone else does this?

[OconeeDan]

above and below, Charlie Lamb method (served in the string).

[Chris Wilson]

I've seen it done that way before.  Personally, I've never done it though.  In the past, I have done what Dan described, one above and one below.

[Jim now in Kentucky]

I always use one below.

[Pat B]

I have always nocked the arrow above the nock point. Been doing it as long as I can remember. I believe it was done years ago when back quivers were prevalent and for quickly nocking an arrow without looking.    Pat

[Bodork]

I've nocked the arrow above the nock point ever since I saw that video. Practiced alot of 'speed shooting' at that time for fun and I learned to pull an arrow and nock it without looking at the string. Now it's just a habit. When I use my bow quiver I still have to look because I grab the arrow by the shaft instead of the nock.

[SCATTERSHOT]

I tried it once, and I couldn't keep the arrow on the string. Didn't seem to bother Howard Hill, though!

[Matty]

I do both just depends on what I do with my wrist position, mostly below however

[Archer 1]

I always nock above, always have, just works better for me.  

[Big Dave]

I like over best.  :D    :D

[Tom Leemans]

I usually shoot string nock over the arrow, but when I switched to BH's I needed to switch to string nock under the arrow. Have no problem shooting.