What is your color choice for fletching ?

[Knawbone]

Blue for fall hunting here in southern upstate NY. I haven't found a blue leaf yet! They show well in the snow too!

[Oldbow KY]

Flo-yellow wrap and Flo-yellow nocks, 4 3/4" all red feather w/ high burn.

[kill shot]

The best fletching, nocs, stain or anything else on a set of arrows is whatever tickles your fancy at the time. It works for me. Eventually you grow tired of what you have then move to something else.

[iohkus]

Team Pink!!  Bet you can't find anything of a florescent pink color growing naturally in the woods.

[doubleo]

Originally posted by Hermon:
Bloody!
     

Right on Hermon! Seriously I think I've tried every color except pink.

[LittleBen]

Bright .... and cheap. If theres a deal on it, I';ll fletch with it.

[LittleBen]

sry double post

[pamike]

Pink or orange

[Kris]

Really boring but love white!  White dip or wraps and white fletch.  Easy to see blood on white and when shot in dim light.  I add colored nocks and a flor. red crest when hunting in snow.

Good post -

Kris

[Shane C]

Going with the pink this year.

 

[Pine]

I have a half dozen arrows at the archery shop getting 3 hot pink with white knocks . Thanks to all for the neat pics and your input    

[deaddoc4444]

MY priorities are seeing the arrrow in flight  BRIGHT   and finding it after a hit or miss . If you cant find it THATS NOT GOOD
  I also build a different set of arrows with different color scheme for every bow I own . MY combos are USUALLY  a mix of  Blue's, reds and whites with some grey barred mixed in.  I try to splice an inch or so of plain white at the back end of the feather  for visibility in flight . I stay away from yellows in the fall Hard to find the arrow in leaves after the shot .
  Exception to the rule is when IM building strictly for turkey hunting . Turkeys can see color   SO I DO build camo type arrows for that . Using  Browns, Greens, blacks and Barred greys .