Brighter fletching for better practice???

[Whip]

Kirk,  I am convinced that turkeys absolutely can pick up bright colors,  even if only the one on your bow.  When I first started trying to hunt turkeys without a blind I used bright fletch and kept getting busted everytime they got close.  I use flo. orange for all my hunting except turkeys.   For those,  it's natural barred or natural colors only.  It does seem to have helped.

I know that Joebuck is so concerned about turkeys sight that he colors his steel broadheads with a black magic maker.  They have excellent vision!  

That being said,  I have had turkeys walk right by me during deer gun season while wear blaze orange and they never even looked my way.  Go figure.

[Jack Hoyt 75]

White crest dip or reflective arrow wraps with white, yellow or chartreuse feathers and yellow or chartreuse nock is what I prefer for practice or hunting.  I like to see the arrow and spot where I hit on target. Also good if you don't have perfect vision like me.

[Prairie Drifter]

Yes, birds see color. Why do you think the males are so brightly colored?

[KYFOXSTICK]

Fluorescent yellow for me...I'm colorblind and they stand out compared to other colors. I defiantly think it helps to train your brain during practice as well as determining a hit on a animal...especially in low light.

[BOWMARKS]

The bright colors show me how far I am from where I was aiming.