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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: DXH on September 07, 2016, 12:02:00 AM
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Getting ready for season opener... Nothing like procrastinating!
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Will be cleaning the inserts before calling a night
Also need to give a shout out to eckterling for the awesome feathers
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Hey those inserts look fine just like mine. Hey that rhymes. Good looking arrows.
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It's not procrastination if the task is completed on time. I've live by that mantra most of my life.
I perform better under pressure. Nice looking arrows by the way.
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Almost all my arrows are " just in time" I really don't enjoy making arrows, and they look like it.
ChuckC
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Good looking feathers together. Like that color scheme.
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Good deal!
I think thats one of the things I enjoy the most. Making my arrows.
I normally find a good excuse to make some.
I used to make a dozen at a time. I now do 6-8 arrows and be done with it.
That way I dont get too tired of seeing the same ones and I don't have too many left after hunting season. And of course, I get to make some new ones sooner.
Let them fly, now.
Happy hunting!
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Look like "Blue Jays" I like the color of those and the deer just may think it's a Blue Jay swooping at them. :thumbsup:
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Oh man have I been there done that! Anymore I usually have the arrows made in time I'm just last minute broadhead sharpener guy anymore.
Neet arrows. I wish you well!
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Yep, you can call those your "Blue Jay" arrows. I love the blue, maybe we can get him to share some trade secrets when he gets back to the states.
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Nice traditional back ground too Dax.
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Yeah............I'm gluing feathers on as we speak. I decided kinda late to hunt with a new bow I picked up for my wife earlier this year. The arrows that tuned up the best with it were some that were fletched by someone else and came to me from a yard sale. They bare shafted perfectly with 200 gr up front, but they appeared to be fletched with a straight fletch jig that I think wasn't set up exactly right, and they weren't flying exactly like I wanted. Since I was refletching them, I decided I might as well cap and crest them as well.