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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: scrub-buster on April 19, 2015, 09:26:00 PM
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I just finished up this set of Tonkin Bambo arrows. They are fletched with Turkey and Peacock feathers. I did most of the work on these late at night because I have been so busy with other projects. When the wife fell asleep I'd sneak out to the garage to work on them. Often I'd be out there until midnight. I wanted to get them done before the Tennessee Classic.
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/bows%202015/SDC17460.jpg)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/bows%202015/SDC17461.jpg)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/bows%202015/SDC17465.jpg)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/bows%202015/SDC17464.jpg)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/bows%202015/SDC17469.jpg)
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Very nice!!
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Those are incredible!
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I like them. I love the color of the peacock feather!
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BEAUTIFUL!!!!
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They look good. I like them.
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Those are cool. Where did you get peacock fletching?
Nice work!
Bisch
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:thumbsup:
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Originally posted by Bisch:
Those are cool. Where did you get peacock fletching?
Nice work!
Bisch
Some friends gave me the feathers. I cut and ground them.
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You did a fantastic job ;)
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Never thought of trying a peacock feather before. I have a friend that has a few of the pretty birds and maybe I can get some when they molt.
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I liked them. They are kind of in between a turkey primary and secondary as far as stiffness. The quill seemed softer and easier to work than a turkey feather.
Thanks for the kind remarks guys!
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Nice arrows. I use peacock feathers quite a bit. They turn out some nice fletching.
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Real nice.
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Mucho Bueno!
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Nice work......... :thumbsup:
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I may cry if I hear one of those "ring" down by the creek! Great use of the peacock. Only good use I've ever seen of one. They sure are not good to eat.
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Nice looking arrows, great job! :thumbsup:
Tracy
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Originally posted by GreenJeans:
I may cry if I hear one of those "ring" down by the creek! Great use of the peacock. Only good use I've ever seen of one. They sure are not good to eat.
I think I'll use an old arrow for the iron fox target.
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Outstanding work, there!
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Excellent job!!!!!
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Very nice
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Beautiful
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You did a good job, very nice indeed..... :)
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Those look to be a nice change ! :thumbsup:
There is a small town in the county I live in that has a large population of peacocks. They were originally brought in to Rio, Florida by the now deceased movie star Francis Langford, in the 40's, and the area definitely has mixed emotions about them.
Someone a mile from where I live has one (at least), and I can hear it from my backyard at times.
Beautiful birds, but noisy and messy ! :D
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Beautiful arrows!
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I'll cry chicken if I'm standing there next to you in line! Ha.
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Now there are 2 good uses for a peacock. They make nice fletching and are good for perimeter security - NOTHING sneaks up on a peacock.