I love to make a shoot wood arrow , to frist step to recover is to what ! Lol so here so of my stuff enjoy
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Hi, Ray.
THE ADMIRAL asks why I need so many arrows. Well, every bow needs a dozen broadheads, a dozen blunts, a dozen field tips . . . No, wait, three dozen blunts (stumps, rabbits, etc.) Better have a few extra with broadheads as insurance; there's a few coyotes needing perforation. And you never know there could be another run on cedar or fir like there was in 1990 (shudder), so it's just good sense to keep a gross of raw shafts . . .
I know 6 years ago I use up my amce and didn't there was I shorte on good arrow wood , so seen I found surewoods I order from then . In that time looking for good arrow wood I shoot new Arrow but have went back to wood
i just started making a room of stuff but i dont think i will ever end up with my room looking like that its just beautiful now i have something to strive for thanks
I've been using Douglas fir mostly. It seems to be maybe 25% more durable (11/32" fir vs. 23/64" cedar) but by golly the shafts are straight and stay straight. That alone convinced me.
Still do cedar occasionally. It works nice and the smell is unbeatable.
LBRAY,
One word: WOW... :eek:
I don't see a problem. :)