Same coloured fletches for all the fletches

[the longbowkid]

red fletches and flo red wraps, shines like the sun!

[Rob DiStefano]

4-fletch only, for me - never a cock feather issue.  :D

i love look of natural barred feathers, but they get lost from sight as the fly and hit ...
 

i've got a hundred or so of collected canada goose feathers, *great* fletches! but definitely no-see-ums, too ...
 

i like these purple slurples that jc gave me ..
 

i think flo-pink is about the best visual color for fletching, or flo-yellow.  i'd like to try those barred flo-pink white feathers, too.

[limbow]

Wow Terry--Break out the welders mask      I really like those!

[lpcjon2]

I use all the same color and three fletch.
Pink you can see in the darkness
 
and the flo yellow as well
 
Its all about experimentation.a crown dip can bring out the best in a color fletch.

[Yellow Dog]

Put these together for the Michigan Bunny Stomp raffle to raise a little cash for St. Judes.

 

[Terry Green]

I use bright fletch so I can see impact. I use bright wraps so I can see penetration if off shoulder is hit causing a non-passthrough.

Yes. If I use a bow quiver I use a fletch cover.

[Izzy]

3 the same color.usually pink or natural turkey.

[limbow]

Very nice Mike!! What spine are they?? Or is it a secret until February  

[EricW]

Here are the last two i did. The white one i made up this summer and have used for hunting this fall. The yellow ones I just did last week.
 

[joe skipp]

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[Gooserbat]

I usualy go with three white, a primarly white wrap and a green nock

[VA Robinhood]

I fletch my arrows with 3 - 5" chartreuse feathers and chartreuse wraps and nock.  Sometimes I will go with all white.

[Robertfishes]

I like a bright arrow too, I have several combos. Flo orange wrap with Chartruse feathers,I put a single stripe on one with a black marker for the cock feather. Yellow wrap with 2 yellow feathers and one chartruse feather. You may see me with other combos but these 2 are my favorite.  wraps are 7 inch,three 5 inch parabolic feathers.

[Mike Lee]

I have used three yellow for years. The white distracted me. I bought some pink feathers for my wife and like how you can find them in the grass so I am playing around with that also.

Mike Lee

[LimbLover]

I always fletch with the same color now. I like solids.

I shoot aluminums: legacies or cammo hunters, but I use a wrap because I like the look and the extra weight.

I usually use white with red shield cuts but I love neon green wraps with black shield cuts!

[NDTerminator]

I generally  fletch all one color (mostly flo-yellow) as with uni-bushings & Super Nocks it's as easy or easier to index by feel as it is to look for the cock feather.  It's also cheaper when buying feathers as a guy doesn't have to buy two colors.

I almost always use a One Stringer Wrap. Not only is it easier to see the arrow in flight, it provides a superior fletching surface.  Although I have some traditional crest patterns I like, most of the time I use a solid white wrap for early season and solid flo-yellow after the snow falls...

[JRY309]

I usally fletch all the same color,or sometimes I'll use a barred feather of the same color for the cock feather.Depends on what I have on hand.bright color like flo-yellow in my favorite but do use other colors.

[JC]

Another member of team pink here....

 

Sometimes yeller (I can't spell chartreuse   :p   )....

 

but always 4x90 low profile 4" nanners all the same color and yellow nocks. I can really see these arrows fly: helps both with impact recognition on game and keeping tuning/shooting form in line.

[Rob DiStefano]

oh joe, those pink ones look so, so, so .... CUTE!  :D

[JC]

Been called a lot of things brother....but not cute for a long time