Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Yellowstave on April 20, 2018, 05:23:49 pm
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Whats yalls top 3 arrow woods to make
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Douglas fir, Douglas fir and POC.
Hill cane, river cane, viburnum
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Bamboo, bamboo and, uhhh---------, bamboo
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Poplar, spruce and POC. and for shoots...sourwood, hill cane and red osier.
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Pat, you forgot Dougls fir..........
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That to, Pearlie. ;)
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privet,wild rose
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Southern Arrowwod and Multiflora rose. Mine would match Ntvbowyers woods. I like hardwoods, the carry weight and stay straight and don't break easily.
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Dogwood, River Cane, bamboo, Doug fir, Sitka spruce.
I say River Cane specifically, but only because I have yet to try any of the sweet Hill cane Mr Pat B sent me! :OK I owe you Pat.
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Poc, river cane, viburnum
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No one mentioned the carbon fiber tree ;D
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No one mentioned the carbon fiber tree ;D
It's not native to my area
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For ease of availability,durability,weight and spine dimensions for my needs douglas firs [from supplier though] and local dogwoods fill the bill for me.Like Aaron though I have a nice looking set of hill cane from Pat B [their looking good Pat] I have yet to finish but am sure I'll like them.Some ocean spray shoots from Bryce that should please me.Some native plum shoots denser than dogwoods I'm looking forward to making sometime along with more multiflora rose.I really like good bamboo too but local availability for that is 0.I seem to live too far north for that to be prolific here for me.
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Wild rose, Red dogwood
I wish I could find more wild rose, it sure makes nice arrows.
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Ocean spray, wild rose, red osier dogwood.
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For some reason I just really like shoot shafts. I might be weird and they are certainly much more time consuming, but I just like them anyway.
I really like river cane. It straightens very nice and stays straight. Seems to spine about right for me to. I like Red Osier and have a very abundant local supply. It's a bit more work to straighten and doesn't always stay straight for me, but like the weight, durability and taper. I also like the way the white shaft looks with my Bjrogg markings.lol. I have some hill cane from Pat that looks very promising and I've heard lots of good things about. I haven't gotten a chance to try it yet. I also have some Viburnum that I harvested last year and another ornamental that seems very similar to viburnum to try yet. Maybe I'll get some time again and get in the arrow building mode again. Like to try that new stuff.
Bjrogg
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I like red osier, hazelnut and redbud, I have some cane but have not used it yet.
God bless, Sixby