Stumpin'...what colors 'pop' in your environment?

[Captain*Kirk]

Wherever you roam and 'stump'...what colors "pop" (i.e. most visible after the shot) in the area you shoot? I realize different environments host different natural colors and therefore require different contrasts.
I was recently gifted some nice arrows with hot pink feathers and some fluorescent green as well. I was amazed at how visible these were AFTER the shot in a North Woods background...using Bunny Busters, the arrows would generally strike the stumps then flip up in the air. Most times I could see right where they landed without moving a step, while my son's natural turkey feathers sometimes required a bit of back-and-forth searching. I will be building more stumping arrows with this thought in mind for future stumping adventures. What works best in your neck of the woods?

[IndioArcher]

White fletchings on top of a white wrap always seem to work well for me.  I rarely see anything that is pure white in any environment other than snow or limestone so the arrows really stand out

[benny]

Pink

[drewsbow]

love me some orange

[styksnstryngs]

Not orange and yellow... at least, not in New England autumn or in South Texas heat 

[slowbowjoe]

White for spring, summer, fall. Chartreuse for winter.

[bigbadjon]

White is my go to in Florida. Highly visible and no offhand remarks you get for more flamboyant choices.

[STICKBENDER98]

Any shade of blue works good, white for spring and summer, chartreuse is my favorite.  Bohning used to make "rocket red" remined me of a mix of red and orange, I still have some shafts I did a combo dip with it and chartreuse, with chartreuse fletch.  Still carry them in my quiver when hunting.

Jason

[STICKBENDER98]

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Found a picture of some on my phone

[sleepyhollow]

Dang those are bright

[Msturm]

Hot pink in the winter and white in the summer

[A Lex]

Hot pink fletch and bright blue crown shows up well in our eucalyptus bush forests here. 

Best
Lex

[M60gunner]

Right now with not having any rain for 100+ days and being a desert I like pure white or flo yellow like the wraps in above picture. Flo Orange shows up real good as well.

[Pine]

Pink for me year round.

[Hoosierarcher88]

4 hot pink feathers on a hot pink wrap

[ron w]

Pink in winter.......anything bright the rest of the time

[Stumpkiller]

I found yellow fletch, nock and crown with a blue cock and blue shaft stain show up in most of my spots.  Including under snow.



Pink, orange, chartreuse . . . all good.

Lately I shoot the same colors (and arrows) for everything.  Just glue on different heads.



Make 'em good so you hit the stump and yo don't have to go looking.  ;-)

[Possum Head]

Jason, those are nice! For years I used white. A couple years back I used pink and like them above white. It's been said, Chartreuse is best in lower light so I owe it a fair test.

[Red Beastmaster]

Easton Blues shafts stand out in the grass and woods duff like no other. There is nothing blue in any area I've ever shot in. Except blueberries.

[Hoosierarcher88]

Like many have said, pink stands out like a beacon.

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