Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Shooting and Hunting => Topic started by: Postman on April 22, 2008, 11:22:03 am
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I was reading the "how many arrows" thread, and Have a strange feeling I'm playing straight man for a coupla dozen folks, but here goes.....
what's a "nutter" point?
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I think I might hesitate to ask for pictures....But they might be useful!
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Postman, I love a good straight man so here goes. >:D
OK here are a few pics of nutters I have made. What I do is add a taper to the arrow like for a field point, screw on a nut and add super glue to the threads and shaft tip. The glue is optional but strengthens the tip so I do it. ;) Pat
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Nice!
A little penetration and a lotta whollop.......Can't wait to make some for bushytails this october. Sooner if my bird feeder keeps getting assaulted >:D
I've had good success with a mixture of vaseline/cayenne on the feeder pole, though!
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Bird seed robbers are what I use them on mostly. I might have to try the vasoline/cayenne mixture.
The good thing about nutters is you do get some penetration along with the whollop. These things are devastation on skirlz! ;D Pat
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...bet they would turn the easter bunny into easter dinner rather efficiently to. >:D
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for your flu flus Pat what are you using, for fletchings?
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Ill bet a nutter will raise heck on a bird feeder if you miss the squirrel. :o Justin
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true that. :-X
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Keeps you sharp, Justin. ;)
HT, that is a single stripped full length feather wrapped around the shaft. Only uses one feather(or 1/2 feather if you strip your own), goes down quick and makes a very effective flu flu. 8) Pat
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Man I just learned something. :o I'd always wondered how to fletch a flu-flu. Thanks for playing the straight man there Postman.
Mike
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Justin - shot a bushytail on the feeder with a pellet gun, - slug hit his skull on on side, richocheted off and shattered /dumped the feeder. Wife was next to me, unfortunately. She mentions it often.
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thanks pat. yeah i cut my own and usually have left over feathers that would make great flu flus. thanks