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Cane Arrows (by a Master Arrowsmith) (pics)
ber643:
Art is full of pieces of (useful) wisdom and info like that and it rolls out of him so natural and unassumingly that no one ever feels like he is "talking down" - just sharing knowledge. He really is a great asset and well liked person to listen to, meet, and/or know. Thanks for the arrows and for the too kind comments, Art.
BTW - On a couple of other forums folks have asked about whether you sell and/or trade your arrows. I told them I couldn't answer that with any amount of assurance, but perhaps you or Pat B would be along with more definite info on that subject.
artcher1:
Eddie, Eddie, Eddie............... now don't make me have to send Jason down to see you for the purpose of stretching all your bows out LMAO :-*! Oh, did I tell you I give bonus points for using my arrows? E-mail me some stats. Never did repay you for those feathers.
Bernie, no, I don't sell any of my stuff but do occasionally trade. Don't think I'll ever get caught up on all my "promised work". And getting slower by the day!
How did the shoot go yesterday? ART B
ber643:
Thanks, Art. I didn't think so (now) but wasn't sure enough to answer them for you. Now I know what to say. Your arrows did much better than I did at Burlinton (Sissipaha) but I will improve!
1/2primitive:
Those are beautifull arrows! I need to learn to make 'em like that! Wow!
Sean
ber643:
There are a few folks who sell Cane shafting. In the current issue of primitive Archer there is a gent in Okinawa that wrote an article and offers shafts. You also could put in a search on e-bay. We have them in the lower parts of NC (growing wild) as they do in some other states. Some places are complettely devoid of any signs of them. I notice on your bio page it simply says overseas. Will you be "back" from there (as in military or civillian worker) or do you live there? If you will be coming back do you klnow what State/area you will be going to? i haven't (because i harvest my own) but you also might check or place request in the classified on forums like this and/or paleoplanet.net Hope this helps. Cane shafting is not always easy to find but it is available. If you make it to Southern, Coastal, NC I could help head you towards some perhaps.
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