Trailite Non-Reflective Arrow Markers

I have purchased a bunch of these and need more. However, you need to stock the REFLECTIVE ones as they are great for finding your way back home on a trail at night, particularly when it gets dark at 5 o'clock this time of year. The reflectorized ones show up 200 feet away.

We have a 1, 3, and 5 mile trail marked on our nonprofit nature park. The mileage trails were part of an Eagle Scout Project. While I highly recommend the Red & Blue hiker mileage and arrow markers, the Orange arrow markers apparently have no UV inhibitors. They faded away within the year. 7 years later the Blue and Red are still holding up but the Orange is colorless on most of the trail unless in dense woods where it has faded to yellowish white. Luckily it marks the 1 mile trail so I don't have many in use.

Find some little aluminum nails (box of 200) about 1.5 inches long; as an accessory so that the markers can be nailed onto trees. Aluminum nails do not damage saw chains or sawmill blades. I bought the markers to mark the fire trails on the home woodlot.