An aerodynamically designed miniature electronic radio transmitter that can be universally attached with the use of high tension rubber bands for use on any type of arrow shaft and with any type of broadhead design. The high-tension rubber bands allow the transmitter to be attached to any type of arrow design while offering minimal flight and trajectory disruptions while at the same time being releasable to attach to the animal upon impact regardless if the arrow passes through or remains embedded in the animal. Before the shot a small magnet is removed from the solid-state transmitter to actuate the transmitter. The transmitter having two barbed hooks becomes embedded in the animal upon impact and remains with the animal. A handheld receiver with earphones attached is then swept in a manner to receive a regular audible interval pulsed signal that gains in strength as the hunters nears the downed game.