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cowboy:
Good shootin Pat! Too bad it was a little too good ;D. At least ya have a chance to repair the arra. Better than the one I just lost in the back yard - I watched it dissapear in the grass but cannot find it :'(.

Pat B:
Paul, I started out with 12 hardwood shoot and cane practice arrows and I am down to 5 now. ::) The down side to hardwood and cane is a lost arrow is gone for good. They rot quickly.  Cedars, on the other hand are never lost just misplaced. You can find them under piles of leaves, wet, feathers gone and the field point almost rusted through and after a few days of drying out, some new fletching and point, it will shoot again.  I, however, feel better offering my hard earned arrows back to Mother Nature in hopes she will reward me this fall.  ;)   There are plenty more shoots and canes out there and enough obsession on my part to make plenty more arrows.    ;)     Pat

Otoe Bow:
Dang, me to Paul, plus it got dark on me.  I think we can modify Jeff Foxworthy's tagline.... If you've ever mowed your yard and found a dozen arrows, You Might be a Redneck.  ;D

Mike

    

Pat B:
I resemble that remark! ;)

cowboy:
Thats a good one Mike ;D.

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