LIGHTED NOCKS

Afew guys told if i would been using one of these lighted nocks i been able to see what really happen.It was 4 40 in the afternoon the sun was still up and still broad daylight out not sure a lighted nock would of help.I'll agree there great at dusk and dawn i watched my arrow go right in my bear last year at dark.My question is that years ago i guy come to the garage an told us they make a lighted nock plus it has a beeper tracking device in it just wondering if this is so?

My buddy and I both bought one of the Carbon Express nocks to play around with earlier in the year. his broke after 3 shots, although mine is still kicking. I had no intentions to hunt with it really, just another toy I couldn't walk past in the store. Without a doubt it helps to see your arrow in flight regardless of the time of day. They also will stay lit until you turn them off, so you can find your arrow with ease.

I don't know about the beeper, that seems kinda silly to me. What if you miss a deer or any other game; do you think the beeper will help get you a second shot?

Love the luminocks. Gives you a little more confidence about exactly where you hit.

I have five luminocks, Loved them at first. Until one by one they stopped working, and I was nowhere near the end of the life the battery has to light them up. Two of them still work, I'm not bashing them I just wish they worked longer than they have for me. I love the concept of them but $50.00 invested and I barely got two seasons out of them, so until they get the tweeking they need I'm going back to regular nocks for hunting.

I really like both the tracers and the lumenoks, however like previously mentioned they are expensive and break very easily.  Its gotten to the point that every time you shoot a deer it can potentially cost you $40 dollars or more.  My arrows are around $15, my broadheads are $14, Tracer nocks $10.  I pray for a pass through so I can re-use everything salvageable.  Make sure you take the nocks off and let them air out ASAP.  The blood gets in the arrow and I think that shorts them out.