Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: ricktrojanowski on August 20, 2009, 08:03:09 pm
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Here are some new arras I made for the upcoming hunting season. Nothing too fancy, just functional. The shafts are some Tonkin that I got from David Knight. Fletched with Turkey and Goose feathers that I hand ground (someday I'll get one of those drum sander setups. ;)) Feathers and nocks are tied with some whitetail backstrap sinew supplied by DanaM. Dyed with Bl. Walnut dye, painted with some prim. pigments (acrylic base) and sealed with Waterlox. Thanks for looking.
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Very nice, Rick. That Tonkin is nice stuff and you transformed it into beautiful function. 8)
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Sweet looking arrows.. Next time I want to see them with blood on them.. ;D
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Wish I was a good enough of a shot to kill deer with target points rick. Nice arras!
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Wish I was a good enough of a shot to kill deer with target points rick. Nice arras!
;D ;D, Just shooting them like this, then I pick which ones I like best for the broadheads.
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AHHHH,, Nature's carbons. Those look good, Rick.
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Well done rick, sounds like yer about ready for season to open :)
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Sweet ,them are beautiful ,May want some sharper heads on them ,or maybe them deer up north ant as tough as ours. ;) ;D ;D Very nice job,them tonkin are some tough arrows ,that's for sure. :)
Pappy
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Nice arrows!!!