Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: DLH on February 09, 2011, 09:30:19 pm
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What natural dye could be made this time of year dye river cane with? I plan to make a river cane quiver and want to dye it a darker color. I have read walnuts but this time of year they are rotten and I don't think they would be much use. Sorry I didn't know which forum to put it in so I figured that some of y'all use natural dyes on your bows. Thanks everyone.
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The rotten walnuts make the best dye ;)
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Ok thanks and that was really quick.
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River cane is difficult to dye unless you scrape off the outer "skin". JMO.
You can use food coloring as a natural dye. I've also seen people use cool-aid. You can also extract a yellow dye from osage sawdust and shavings. Coffee, beet juice, and soy sauce are good dyes as well. The list goes on... ;D
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Odocoileus virginianus makes a good arrow dye.. ::)
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That's too funny Hunter... :D
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I have now been on the internet way to many years, I had to look that one up :-[ :-[ :-[
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What is it String? I'd have to look it up too. ???
CP
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That is funny...but I had to look it up too ;D
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Ok I looked it up...it's not only funny, but true!
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Whitetail deer! I'm ashamed to say but I had to look it up too. It was one of those DUH moments! ::)
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PHEW.....I thought I was in a "one man only club" for a minute....LOL. All 61 years of my life and never heard that. Wonder how the conversation would go if you told someone your were going "Odocoileus virginianus " hunting. I can even see a good smack for that one....lol.
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Proud to say I knewed it! ;D
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I admit I googled it. :D
Does nto make it any less funny.