G'day all,

Was reading the other day an old TBM and found an add for Arrow Art arrows.

Are these guys stil maken them? From memory, these were some fine looking hunting sticks!


ak.

I dont think so, I havnt seen them around in a while. They did make some really nice arrows.

Yeh, roger that about nice lookers all right. I save pics on my laptop when someone makes nice looking arrows to act as a guide when i build mine...


ak.

Yeh, roger that about nice lookers all right. I save pics on my laptop when someone makes nice looking arrows to act as a guide when i build mine...


ak.

hey kidner could you post afew pix of them i would like to see what they did?
i build arrows also and enjoy looking at other peoples work...this is what i do

Al, I saw that ad also. I haven't seen Ray and Marta around for several years. Their arrows were the highest quality. I'll bet those arrows are as as straight and pristine today as the day they were made. I had some of their arrows and they lasted for years, stayed straight and beautiful, even when I ended up digging them out of the ground.

QuoteOriginally posted by owlbait:
Al, I saw that ad also. I haven't seen Ray and Marta around for several years. Their arrows were the highest quality. I'll bet those arrows are as as straight and pristine today as the day they were made. I had some of their arrows and they lasted for years, stayed straight and beautiful, even when I ended up digging them out of the ground.

Of course they were covered in blood Mike.

I remember buying them for 70 a dozen in denton hill,, still have 2 dozen of those purple & white ones from their catalog,, seriously when you had a full dozen of arrow art arrows and you broke or lost one arrow... you would get so pissed you would never bring them out again,,,, or lets say I know me and a bunch of others felt that way because they where works of art right down to my name and address writting in Olde English on the side of the shaft to be legal in New Hampshire.