Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: NorthHeart on April 24, 2020, 12:09:36 am
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I completed these arrows a few weeks ago. Tapered at the front and rear and at the nocks, sinew wrapped, trade points, only thing not true to form is i used Spruce shafts as opposed to shoots. Still happy with how they came out, and i was surprised at how much penetration the trade points had on a 1" thick stall mat. My native american friend in WA contacted me to make some for their naming ceremony. I was honored. I do like how well these fly with their long feathers:)
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more pics...
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And here are some color matched arrows i completed for use with my hunting bow :-D
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hey come on use the trade points for hunting, you already know from your testing that they'll do the job :D
great looking arrows :OK
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Nice looking matched set of arrows.Do you harden your trade tips?
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Those are some great looking arrows. Thanks for sharing.
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Glad you guys like my arrows!
Bowed-actually these points were given to me so i don't know much about them. They are thinner than i might have imagined.
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How could we not like those arrows!! man i love the matching bunch! they're pretty awesome!! i still have to find some ok boards of cedar to make arrows!
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I'd hate to release one of those arrows out in the woods. Too pretty to lose.
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Those are some great looking arrows
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To be asked to make the arrows for a naming ceremony is a very high honor, regardless of your "nation"!! Congratulations! Those are very fine arrows!
Hawkdancer
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Liked the bow before, and I like the arrows. Looks like you are both patient and dedicated.
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Awesome work! They look reminiscent of Jim Hamm's arrows from his book "bows and arrows of the native Americans".
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Looks like you could be in the northern Black Hills from the background in the photos!
Lovely arrows. Functional as well as attractive.
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hey come on use the trade points for hunting,
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