Does anybody have some pics or ideas of a neat way to display a kill arrow? Means more to me to have the visual representation of the arrow than another one in the quiver, can always replace them!

I have been trying to figure out a way as well. So i hope someone has a good idea on this.

I clean them up and get another one with them.

I make hangers out of driftwood for stuff like that. I'm about a half mile from the Mississippi so I just go find some flat driftwood. Clean it up. Then I Woodbury the date and other info into it and hang it on the wall.

*woodburn not Woodbury.

QuoteOriginally posted by Thumper Dunker:
I clean them up and get another one with them.

I used to do that until I switched to carbons.  

Only the broken ones which I hang about in the antlers, not necessarily the antlers the arrow killed. Not very scientific but I'm not sentimental over kill arrows.

 

I'll have to come up with something if I ever kill anything....lol!  

My string of arrows has increased by about 5 more arrows since this pic was taken.If my arrow is o.k. it goes back in the quiver if no it goes on the wall.Kip

I re-use the heads.  This year's deer was the third on this same Stos.  The shafts (cedar or Douglas fir) invariably break.  I have a bunch of them in the cellar rafters around my workbench.  I have five "experienced" broadheads on stubs of bloody shafts stuck in a 2 x 4 beside my reloading/arrowsmithing bench.  

Hardly a "display" but I sure like looking at them and reminiscing.

 

The only one I didn't reuse the head on.

QuoteOriginally posted by Thumper Dunker:
I clean them up and get another one with them.

Me too!!

No since in wasting a good bullet!!

God Bless,
Nathan

I use several five gallon buckets. HA!

Magnus, is that a Sheepeater you got hangin there? Nice display, I want to try something similar with wild pig feet...

I don't have a wood burner, but am pretty handy with some sand paper and a hand saw    I'll see if I can come up with something before too long.

Here's a few of mine........This one has 3 to 4 on each row of pegs, and the arrows are tagged with data.

I don't have a son....so I'm saving what I can in case I have a grandson.

 

That looks awesome Terry! by the way check your email if you don't mind I sent you an email about the arrow dynamics shafts.

That is sweet looking Terry!

And that is a real nice lope by the way!

I also use antlers