Debate on Lighted Nock Color (VLOG)

[@ericjohnson3749]

I see the green better than any other color

[@Chesebrobrian]

A bear rug would be sweet 👀

[@Draxel-F]

I love the blues, I find them so much easier to see being color blind

[@EricHobbie]

The pink are the brightest

[@JuanGarciaJr-st9ef]

TB 500 and BPC 157

[@Alaskan_Assassin]

Have to do Blue it’s the only color not natural in natural foliage so it stands out the best!

[@kyledavey3113]

I find Red always show up the best.

[@nickmartinez9495]

I used the pink ones this year very bright easy to see in low light

[@LukeStoltzfus-ur5mo]

The green ones, I am really enjoying these vlogs keep doing them

[@rodneydryden6902]

Green in the daytime and red at dawn/dusk.

[@kenraterink]

Axcel driver I believe is new sight... green nocks are best for my eyes

[@kevinplante6799]

Green. Always green

[@Stempy]

I thought I was going to say green, but that Red POPS! #TeamRed

[@brutallyhonestmf5578]

I use green for hunting and strobing multicolor for practice. Green is the most visible color for the human eye that’s the reason safety vests are green and multicolor for practice because that way I don’t confuse them with my sight pins on low light situations.

[@tonyhriding3]

I like the green ones

[@anton_yoga]

So helpful as I’m working with an ortho to get these for my knee

[@treyford1923]

Green shows up best for me!

[@devinsparrow9775]

Red and green! It’s Christmas you gotta!

[@smokeytorgie5156]

It has been suggested that I should start taking BPC - 157 for various injuries that has slowed me down. I was not looking for the BPC - 157 when I watched this video but excited to see you mention it. still researching it. Thanks for what you do.

[@nathanjohnson4746]

Red has been my favorite color especially if you shoot something earlier on in the season and the grass or crops are still green.

[@jessegillenwater]

During the day outside it’s hard to see the greens in my experience but if you’re in the woods you can see them great even if it’s sunny.

[@luckeyg1730]

I’m partial to blue. I picked those for my new setup, just looks cool. No other reason.

[@daniel_bryant]

Red!! Shows up great on camera

[@TONY4563084]

European elk mount on that wall in the podcast room would look sweet!

[@byronm7234]

I would personally go with the red or green.

[@brettwelch8368]

i like the greens. i can usually find those easier than any other color

[@papaschuette]

Wassup Brother. I subbed to the Podcast channel when you did the training for the MURPH prep video. Which is brutal, I might add. To your question, "Green, Blue, or Red?" For your needs, more camera friendly being high priority, the red showed up just a tad better on your cameras than the blue. So either would be good. The blue is hard to pick up unless you're using a strobing nock. I personally use green or the green/blue strobing Nockturnals. Depends on when, where, and the weather conditions I'm hunting in.

[@sulking.tortoise]

I think the greens fly the best

[@NachoTheDog]

Green and red seemed best. Blue was good at lower light and looked cool but once it got closer to the target seemed disappear more than the others. Red was overall most visible to me

[@loganmilesMX]

Good luck with the recovery.

[@SteezerZimmer]

I think the red is definitely the easiest to see on camera for me. but I like the blue haha.

[@Farmersforever1993]

Cam Hanes did it in Texas this year.

[@brianperiso674]

Color is always a discussion concerning lighted nocks. May gut reaction is Green. That being said, I've never shot Halo before. I'm curious and following on this one.

[@thomasjaroszewski3914]

Red is my go to

[@Outdoorbowhunter]

I run the green ones and definitely have not trouble seeing them.

[@austinjackson8686]

I would do blue I'm from texas and the green and red blend in really well so I found blue to be the best to use

[@derekrhodes5960]

Green or red. During the day it doesn't matter but it's hard to see the blue one anytime. Green is the easiest one to see

[@connermullin3410]

For me personally I don’t shoot the color of nocks that my pins for. My floater pin is green so I shoot red or blue. When I shoot green my groups blow up from 3-6 inch to 8-10 ish. It’s harder to aim small. But you would be able to practice with one color and hunt with green which is the brightest

[@brettshort9591]

Out of a tree, I love the green. I can track it's full flight and usually see it stuck in the ground. Blue looks really cool on film though 😉

[@carlparisi9749]

I’d definitely go with red. Blue is cool but harder to see in flight

[@Jerlopy007]

Green

[@ryanpeterson9838]

I have only used nockturnal and halo. I have tried reds, green and pink. Halo is built better but nock fit on the serving isn’t as good. Nocturnal are bit weaker so I always have fresh nocks on my hunting arrows when running them. I have found green is the brightest!

[@ritualghost]

Ive tried 2 packs of halos and they were both significantly dimmer than the red or green nokturnals i normally shoot. The nocturnals also seem to have a much longer battery. They are a pain to turn on and off though

[@outdoorsmanofmichigan3858]

My guy love your videos. Whats your take on alcohol, that one is a struggle for me and most in my area, I want to hear more about your diet, style of workouts and so forth please

[@jeradlene1732]

I'm usually a green fan but that red one was light up pretty good

[@jordang94]

I like red . Looked like red was brighter . Your my boy dan !

[@ZacPalus-zr9hh]

The new Axcel sight is called the "Driver" I believe. I think green might be the brightest.

[@rodneydryden6902]

TB-500!

[@RyanDimas-gh6ye]

Dr Maverick Lobe, here in Santa Fe NM has treated me and saved me from surgery with PRP. He is a professor at Gracie Baja and treats alot of us at gym. Especially the guys who fight for a living. At gracie baja I also learned about the 157, start with 10 to 15 mg once a day. Used it for my shoulder before my whitetail hunt in Montana. On a side note Dr Maverick competes professionaly at 60 years old and is a savage, at the level you train hed be a good guy to contact.

[@kenlafaive9336]

Have you already sold out the clinic for this year?

[@dakotahuffman6317]

Green for sure!

[@Timberghost33]

When will you be at archery country?

[@tharrison40]

Hey bro where do you get that bpc 157 I’ve been curious about it for years.

[@zachniverson8816]

I didn't see any of them until the last round. Deer supposedly see blue so even though I like that color it rules it out for me same for green. I use red so that's what I recommend because it's easier to see for us and less easy to see for deer. Also deer see movement way faster than us so like I said blues and greens they pick up along with them being hyper sensitive to movement. I seen one study that said if we move in slow motion while a deer is looking at us, and then we are the deer watching ourselves it would look like we were moving at regular speeds. They also have hyper sensitive hearing and can hear the arrow in flight and in my opinion they can sometimes see the arrow on its way and that is why they duck arrows SO OFTEN

[@ejzembas]

I've run red and green nocks before. I like the green better. It's easier to see. Same reason we like green fibers in our sights and not reds or blues

[@DeepSouthPursuits]

Green for the win!

[@GrowinwithAJ]

i done stem cell in my back and to be honest it didnt work for me i want to try peptide but VA doesnt cover that so probably wont happen. orange is what i use in oklahoma and texas but since you dont have it i would use red. why not use snake gaiters instead of those bulky boots ?

[@DavidBowCrazyBabyak86]

I like green but orange shows up extremely well too even In daylight

[@Ealum1013]

I personally shoot the green halo nocks and they are like laser beams flying. I love them

[@DavidBowCrazyBabyak86]

Thanks for the vlog

[@frankspataro9714]

I loved the blue nocturnals but cant find em much anymore in my size use green alot really like them i shoot nocturnals though

[@trevor_osborn]

Up to my 4th round of bpc and tb500 and have to say it didn’t help my wrist bugger all. Ulnar ligament and cartilage tare.

[@whitetrashtesla9769]

Red will stand out the best! When everything around you is green green Nock’s would just blend in.

[@jman71890]

Bpc 157/TB-500 stacked made my shoulder pain all but disappear after about 8 weeks of use

[@ElkShape]

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

[@SagittariiOutdoors-ql1oe]

Dan, are you glueing in nocks? All was good with my arrows all year and on the mountain my nocks were coming out of the shaft after removing an arrow from being nocked.

[@ElijahSmith-ee7gh]

Red for sure

[@JaredHarp]

I would go with green. It seems to be the easiest for me to see.

[@larshowen3319]

I always use green, my buddy always uses red. We never use blue, because neither of us can see that color well.

[@WildTines]

Green! 🤙🏽

[@TheGoat-xp1in]

Use the red or blue easier to see in the field. Pink has been the easiest to find, however you didn’t have those.

[@rfcorreiaiv]

green nock has my vote

[@ZachBermingham]

Red!

[@TheSchmuel]

Yo Dan- Sam here- TB500 and BPC-157 and then some PRP injections. You will speed up your healing immensely. But maybe we should gimping a bit so we can try to keep up in the mountains. OH yeah--- And sauna- Sauna will allow your body to keep muscle during healing. HeatPraxia reopens soon. Ill have ya in again soon!

[@adamr.729]

Green!

[@nicfield6895]

Green has the most burst to it.

[@chrismoerike6301]

I think green. Any one know a way to get halo knocks up to Canada with better shipping cost?

[@unmercifuldawg]

Can you add a link or dm on the site where you purchased your bpc157. Thanks

[@ElkShape]

AMINO USA

[@GertTown]

Bpc 157 and tb 500 are ok but work best with Testosterone cypionate and deca durabolin.

[@ElkShape]

Um... No.

[@adamsaquaculture3173]

100% red shows up the best blues also not bad

[@Lzyrslf1]

Where did you get your BPC-157? also I would love to know where we can locally in the NW we can get stem cells. I have similar issues in my knees.

[@ElkShape]

Amina USA or something like that...

[@Lzyrslf1]

@@ElkShape Thanks Boss!!!

[@JPRodriquez]

Green or red

[@have_bowwill_travel]

Green will always show up better in low light.

[@richardadams1910]

green stood out the most. mid-day it was hard to see any difference and maybe that was because of the camera. Low light do think green is brightest.

[@justingarant9367]

Where’d doozie go ? I’d go green. Need some euro mounts in there 👍

[@josephstutesman4302]

Vlog keep it going. Go Green

[@ElkShape]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Niko_410]

Always green

[@jordang94]

Fack i need a mathews set up like yours i would just stare at it alllllll the time whenever im not shooting it or tinkering with it , it would be beside my tv so i can watch elkshape and stare at my bow !!!

[@justinsowell2550]

I run green Halos. Green or red show up next on camera

[@MartinCarbone186]

hear me out. elk immersion but for white tail in tennessee

[@garrettaguillard]

RED

[@marcfinley291]

Personally my eye tracks the red in low light better. Day light all seem equal

[@ElkShape]

Copy that!

[@JacobMason26]

Subscribed to the new channel!

[@Sparky513]

TB-500 with BCP-157 is an amazing combination.

[@Kujjiman]

I go with an orange glow cause it matches my fletching and string haha

[@Kujjiman]

But between those three, I’d pick blue.

[@elcidcampeador9629]

strobe?

[@Elkaholics]

You always have better odds of blowing out the hole with a big bore shaft 😉

[@cwalter2013]

Most people see green better than other colors.

[@mattmccune7590]

blue

[@Terpedup925]

Way2well in Texas.

[@briansteele1378]

Middle of the day shooting I honestly couldn't see a difference at all. 3 hours later shooting I'd say the red was the brightest, then green. Blue was definitely the least bright.