Team Haverstick just finished my arrows for the 2026-2027 season! I cut these Douglas Fir shafts to length, put the point and nock tapers on them, then flame-crested them. After that, I lightly dyed them then turned them over to my wife, Leah, to do her artwork magic. She did not disappoint! They all got several coats of poly before I put the nocks, feathers, and points on them. I went back to using the old 160 grain Ace Standard broadhead this year. That's the broadhead I first started bowhunting with and I decided to return to my roots. The average arrow weight of this set is 663 grains. Go Team Haverstick!
Darren
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Your wife always delivers :thumbsup:
Sweet :thumbsup: :archer:
If my arrows were that special, it would be hard to leave one in the woods. :pray:
Super nice, Darren. They have the mojo.
Great looking arrows. Hope you can get them bloody this year!
:clapper: way nice
Now that is a custom dozen arrows :clapper: very nice
LIKE...! You both did superb work.. Beautiful arrows.. :clapper: