Primitive Archer
		Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: richardzane on February 09, 2013, 09:04:54 pm
		
			
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				appreciate any help here,
 have a buddy that was trying to get his wife to hold a turkey(White) tight while the head was lopped off,
 but ,well, it got away from her and ....well the wing feathers got bloody. is there a trick to removing blood from white feathers?
 
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				Rinse with water. If not, bleach water. Might be a unique barring if left to dry and fletched.
 
 
 Tracy
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				You can wash it off with warn soapy water then blot them dry and steam them to reshape. 
			
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				X2 what Pat said. 
			
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				thanks guys,
 i'll give that a shot!
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				Guess where I got that info, Matt!  ;D
			
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				Probably the same place I learned it. 
			
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				From you?  :o
			
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				thanks,
 dishwashing liquid and warm water seemed to take MOST of the blood out
 but still some brown stains...old blood left on sure stains white feathers!
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				Try some hydrogen peroxide on the slots. 
			
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				thanks Matt,
 i'll give that a try
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				If it doesen't come out, use it for the cock feather. ;)
			
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				the peroxide helped remove a little more of the brown stain.
 
 cock feathers? yep!    actually it was the plan anyhow,
 a set of viburnum shoot arrows with bared (and white) with bronze points i had a friend of mine cast.
 i'm enjoying these leaf shaped bronze tips...much easier to pull out from a round bale than points with barbs.
 
 
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				Glad we could help a little. Got any pics of the points your using? Would love to see them. 
			
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				I like blood on my feathers. I just dust them off when the blood dries and carry on. ;) ;D ;D
 Pappy
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				sure Matt,
 see:http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,36023.msg473512.html#msg473512
 
 when i first posted these i was just starting with bronze, and they're great...though i haven't hunted with them.
 the hole in the center allows the pitch to lock both sides covering the sinew.
 i've experimented by putting a hole on either side (where a notch might be) it works ok....just harder to push wet sinew through small holes.
 trying to avoid notches, edges that could snag hay.
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				Ha, I have a hard time feeling any sympathy for you with blood all over your arrows.  >:D That's like complaining about a wad of cash that is too big to put in your wallet.  :laugh:
			
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				HA!HA! I hear ya!....well in this case it was a hatchet job gone bad...:)
			
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				Ha, I have a hard time feeling any sympathy for you with blood all over your arrows.  >:D That's like complaining about a wad of cash that is too big to put in your wallet.  :laugh:
 
 
 Was thinking the same thing but.....Slackbunny said it better than I could have!! ;) ;D
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				I don't know about you guy's but I spend most of my time TRYING to get blood on mine