Just for fun, what fletch color are you using?

[joe ashton]

Four 4" yellow.

[Charlie Lamb]

[Michael Arnette]

I have long been in love with yellow

[kleine]

I use 2 barred orange hens and a barred white cock and soon to switch to 2 solid orange hens and a barred white cock 5" shield cut.

[Burnsie]

Hot pink and chartreuse yellow/green fletching,  with hot pick wraps.

[huskyarcher]

For me nothing shows better than all white with a white wrap. I've tried pinks and yellows and have never been able to see them as good as white. I think white is just sharp anyways, especially when it's coated in pink/red froth.

[Red Beastmaster]

I have used combinations of flo orange and chartruse for many years.

Using white fletching in PA is a good way to get yourself shot. We have early rifle for Jr's/Sr's plus inlines during the early season. Way too many trigger happy idiots around here.

[Gordon Jabben]

I make my arrows orange for the most part but for small game hunting, I think I can see pink ever better.    

[J. Cook]

Every set of arrows that I have, has a different fletching, wrap, or crest combo.  I like making arrows too much to always make the exact same thing.  LOL

I really like all yellow for all around looks, visibility, etc.  All white is just classic and sharp! I have a set with 3 whites, and 1 natural turkey feather - those are really handsome too.

My "prettiest" arrows are some with orange dyed natural turkey feathers with a matching orange and yellow crest - those are beautiful to me, but very hard to see and impossible to find in the autumn leaves.  

In terms of pure visibility - I have some done up in AMG "Lime" and those literally glow when spinning through the air.

[Bldtrailer]

 

[Phillip Fields]

2 white and 1 gray barred.

[Thumper Dunker]

Blue with other colors.
 
 
 

[Thumper Dunker]

[Sharp Stick]

Chartreuse  or Yellow and Black, anything but White.  I don't like white anywhere on my arrows.  I find very few things in nature that are pure white.  It just seems to stick out like a sore thumb to me, even if game can only see shades of grey, they can still see pure white as a contrast.  Just my .02

[BUCKY]

Yellow or white. Thinking of orange but I'm not sure how they would be in low light. It would be all orange with orange wraps and nocks.

[RedShaft]

I use natural barred this season. All 3. Never again
Way way to hard to see in last light. That's when I usually get shots. I'm going back to orange, chartreuse, or the like.
I have found I can pic up an flor orange nock in low light better than any other color.
I don't use yellowed red anymore . I love it but allot of leave on the ground in the fall here are that same yellow or red n it really hard to see.

[lablover]

2 pink and 1 natural barred shield cut

[Burnsie]

I've tried the all white, both cresting and feathers route before, but it wasn't as visible as I thought it would be?  Also tried all red like Fred Asbell's arrows.  Too many red colors in the woods during the Fall.  Hot pink and chartreuse for me.

[GANDGOLF]

I was using Pink - sitting in a ground blind. A nice buck and a doe came up. Staring - from 15 yds. I was hunkered down, they stared for about 3min. Turned back in the brush and left. Puzzled, I left my bow there and went to see what spooked them. I knew they couldn't see me. But, in the setting sunlight those pink fletchings looked like Kleig lights. No more ! Now it's blue barred cock feather and 2 blue hen feathers on a lime green capwrap.