Lighted nocks on arrows? Big debate again over how it helps the shooter harvest an animal... It helps determine the actual hit on the animal... with finding the arrow sooner, it does nothing to aid the shooter other then being able to see the arrows flight, and if it passes through a vital zone.... It is not attached to the bow like the law reads... it is attached to the arrow. It is not permantly attached to the bow, it is not a lighted sight, and does not broadcast any light on the target at any time... in fact it is turned off until the shot has been made... in my opinion, if it helps retrieve the downed animal easier, that is ethical.
Posted on: Thu, 08 Aug 2013 05:04:27 +0000
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