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Feather Color/Shaft Color
El Destructo:
And They look "Way Cool" with Blood all over Them too........not Gay like that Pink You were Talkin about.......also...It takes a Big Man to pull off a Pink Shirt by the Way.....and I own a Pink Brush Popper Western Shirt....and I look GOOD in it too.... ;)
zeNBowyer:
I think it is a mistake to use bright colors on hunting arrows, if your idea is going stealth the colors give you away,
even if your target is colorblind other critters are not (which often sound a warning upon your discovery),
I crest bright bands on the arrow below the feathers so they are concealed by the quiver until they are drawn:)
mullet:
I shot a turkey at 10 yards two years ago and he wasn't alarmed enough to get out of the way. And he was looking right at me when I shot. Sand in orange groves down here is white, fungus on oak trees in the swamp is white and some is bright red and orange. If you don't make a sudden movement I don't think it matters, at least it didn't with the dead critters I've shot. When I use white fletching and shafting, I can find my arrow easier if I miss and when I hit something I can be sure of where I hit it. Which helps when it comes time to blood trail one.
zeNBowyer:
Of all the critters you choose as an example of when NOT to conceal, you choose the turkey? Well,
maybe a 'turkey' is the right one after all:)
mullet:
;)
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