The new Bloodhound XTN from Kirsch Hunting is a lighted nock that doubles as a tracking device. The nock features a built-in battery and transmitter that is activated when shot. When the arrow enters the animal the nock is dislodged and two small wires are deployed which help the XTN stay in the animal. If you are unable to recover your animal by traditional blood trailing methods, simply turn on the XTN’s receiver and it will detect your nock up to 400 yards away for up to 18 hours. The Bloodhound XTN is available for both compound as well as crossbows and weighs 95 grains.
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