Lighted nocks

[TNGunsmoke]

The number of tags I punch in any given hunt is directly proportional to the exit strategy!

Yep. And if I take the trailer with me this year, I'll pull the pin, tilt the trailer and drag them up on it instead of trying to load them in the truck bed. I'm actually looking forward to that plan. Will be even better if I find the right 4 wheeler condition, price and distance wise to be able to do it without taking the truck back to the fields.

 

[102]

Yep. And if I take the trailer with me this year, I'll pull the pin, tilt the trailer and drag them up on it instead of trying to load them in the truck bed. I'm actually looking forward to that plan. Will be even better if I find the right 4 wheeler condition, price and distance wise to be able to do it without taking the truck back to the fields.

One word of caution ...DUST!
I learned the hard way that a deer will be totally white after riding down a dusty road on a hitch haul or a trailer unless you wrap it in a tarp.
I lay the open tarp on the hitch haul, lay deer on it, and flap tarp over top tied down with bungies and ratchet strap

 

[redblood]

Any weight you add is going to make the bow slower if you already have a heavy arrow setup and then add lighter nock on the arrow it just slows it down that much more

I have never noticed a difference

 

[Rabbitkil]

I have never noticed a difference

It's not as noticeable with newer / faster bows until you get out 50+yds

 

[knightrider]

It's not as noticeable with newer / faster bows until you get out 50+yds

Your talking 2 fps max at any distance with virtually any bow

 

[Knothead]

It's not as noticeable with newer / faster bows until you get out 50+yds

Isn't that kinda 'majoring in the minors' at that point?

 

[Rabbitkil]

Maybe to some people but when you regularly shoot out 100yds it makes a difference