What is your favorite arrow and why? Please post pics if you can. Right now all I have used is a cedar,easton aluminum and a beman ics. Out of them the beman would be mine easy to tune and shoots great.

Easton Axis or Beman mfx 400. Incredibly tough. Also Surewood Douglas fir for my longbow. All never let me down.

This year's Elk arrows



Doug Fir 75/80 11/32 Hunting taper. Fly great and killed Elk last year.

CE Heritage 250 though I have had no issues with Trad Only, GT blems, or epics.


Rob

Home rolled POC-Hap

Lots of good arrows out there, trick is to find one that will spine  correctly and then have the right gpp  and an acceptable  FOC  to suit your desires. For me thats a full length GT  Traditional 75/95 with 225gr up front. Gives me right at 10 gpp and 16% FOC. I really like the CX Heritage too, but it weighs more than I like which lowers my FOC, because  I like to stay at 225gr up front. 100gr brass insert and 125gr head. The reason for that is there is a plethora of good 125gr broadheads on the market including the Magnus bullhead and some small game blunts. That way I can cover all my bases with one arrow.

Beman MFX Classics or Easton Axis.    By far the best arrows I have used.


Bill

My favorite arrow for bowhunting is a black colored Easton X7 Eclipse 32" BOP (back of point) aluminum target arrow in size 2212 fitted with an aluminum super uni-bushing with Super Nock. The aluminum is made from 7178-T9 alloy. The arrow is also fletched with 3, 5" right wing solid white colored parabolic feathers with maximum right wing helical twist.

Lots of good arrows out there, trick is to find one that will spine  correctly and then have the right gpp  and an acceptable  FOC  to suit your desires. For me thats a full length GT  Traditional 75/95 with 225gr up front. Gives me right at 10 gpp and 16% FOC. I really like the CX Heritage too, but it weighs more than I like which lowers my FOC, because  I like to stay at 225gr up front. 100gr brass insert and 125gr head. The reason for that is there is a plethora of good 125gr broadheads on the market including the Magnus bullhead and some small game blunts. That way I can cover all my bases with one arrow.

AD Lite fan, very versatile, tough.

Heritage 150s

Douglas Fir Woodies

Easton 340 Traditional Only

GT blems and tapered Douglas Fir.

Beman MfX and Beman MFX and Beman MFX because they fly great,penetrate and tuff...  

Arrow Dynamics Trads and TradLites (carbons) 'cause they just seem easier to tune for me and I can shoot them out of a greater range of bows      

Arrow Wraps by Onestringer  

 

Tapered POC built here at my cabin

Easton Beman MFX Classics out of my recurves.

Tapered Douglas Fir      

Carbon Express Heritage 150's