Lighted nocks

[firediver]

Does anyone have a list of states and provinces that don't allow lighted nocks???

[bullmoose38]

South Dakota you cant use them. Im not sure on other states. I dont think Colorado allows them either.

[Colorado Rick]

Colorado "No" confirmed

[meanmike]

Originally Posted by bullmoose38

South Dakota you cant use them. Im not sure on other states. I dont think Colorado allows them either.

Are you sure about the lighted nocks in SD???? I know that lighted sights are illegal, but I don't see the mention of nocks!!!! Help me out here because I was thinking about using them!!!!

[burrhead]

I dont know of a law that says you cant use them in South Dakota. If there is me and alot of other hunters are in the wrong.

[musky_xl]

their use in SD came up on another site a few weeks ago and it was stated that they are allowed... but i would still check.

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by meanmike

Are you sure about the lighted nocks in SD???? I know that lighted sights are illegal, but I don't see the mention of nocks!!!! Help me out here because I was thinking about using them!!!!

Well I will see what I can find. I thought last year when I looked into my antelope hunt they were a no go. I think the rule was something like no "electronic equipment". I will see if I can find it. If any of you find out let us know.

[burrhead]

Ok the rule in the South Dakota Hunting Handbook states that electronic bow-mounted divices are prohibited to take any game including sight pins and laser sights. Thats on page 36 under archery requirements. So we're safe, let em glow.

[Adam]

One good thing about the Easton Tracernocks too is that they come in both orange / red and green. Lumenoks are only available in orange / red the last time I checked.

From the looks of it, both colors are available in the same package, you just choose which one you're going to use when you open the pack.

[oakcreek]

I just can't justify the cost of them up here a 3 pak cost $56.00 plus tax. They are legal here though