Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: david w. on June 25, 2007, 01:46:15 pm
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I made a fluflu arrow. Im pretty sure its sourwood. The tip is a nut. It took me a while to make it. Im new at primitive stuff so i had to figure out how to split the feather and take all the white stuf out of the middle of the feather. the cresting isn't fancy but it took me forever. I used my flytying thread. After i wrapped the feather it was hard for me to hold it and wrap the thread at the same time, but im finished and Im happy with it.
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another pic of the crest
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i cut a selfnock but the picof it isnt good
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Nice arrow there! alot fancier than my shafts- and straighter too ;D. Can't wait to hear how it flies!
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thanks kegan, my only concern is that it might be too light spined, but i think it will still fly good. I hope it is worthy of a squirrel, and ive always wanted to try stump shooting so know ill be able to.
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i have a peice of chatruese rabbit hair i might glue on for visibility
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That bright white shaft will stick out well for stumpin'. For a 40-45# bow, it should be fine as far as spine.
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ok thanks kegan thats good to know. im about ready to take my bow to full brace!
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Nice arrow, now you've gotta make a dozen! :D As for the feathers, you can strip them, there's a nice tutorial on Mickey Lotz's site here. http://groups.msn.com/ferretsarcherywebpage/strippingturkeyfeathers.msnw
Check it out, when you strip a feather none of the white pith stays inside.
Sean
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Nice job and pretty arrow, well done. Kenneth