Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: billy on February 19, 2010, 04:41:24 pm
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Well, I saw the post about pheasant feathers and I finally got the answer to a question I've had for the last 10 years. I saw some pictures of some incredible feathers that were on some arrows about 10 years ago and always wondered what kind of feathers they were....and I finally found out! So they were Argus Pheasant feathers! Now...where the hell do you get them? I want me some argus pheasant feathers.....NOW!!! Any idea where to get them??
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Don't know if you have it in Georgia, but I've bought fletching quality pheasant tail feathers before at Hobby Lobby in Indiana. I think there were 6 in a pack for about $3.49. But I did have to look through the packs a bit to try to find the best consistency in the feathers, some were a tad smaller or larger. I don't know if these were Argus Pheasant or what kind of pheasant, but I know they are pheasant.
CP
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Billy, Crazy Crow has them.
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Sometimes you can find them on ebay:
cgi.ebay.com/Argus-Pheasant-Wing-Feathers-Beautifully_W0QQitemZ260555408973QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3caa50064d
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If anyone wants common pheasant tails for fletching, I bet you could get them in 20 lb bales from game processors here in South Dakota during pheasant season! Do an internet search for pheasant hunting lodges and guides on the internet and make a couple of calls. Game farms are still open for pheasant shooting (I refuse to call it hunting since they release your pen raised birds just after you write the check) at this time and you may still be able to score some tails.
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THANKS GUYS...i'LL CHECK OUT ALL THOSE SUGGESSTIONS. Woah....musta had Caps Lock on.