QuoteOriginally posted by OconeeDan:
4x4 works great for me!

Same here.

5" Anything I'm not fussy. But mostly shields.<><

5" helical LW shield cut.

V-Archer

4x4 @ 105x75        

Four fletch allows for a 4" feather, so you can burn/chop two fletches from each full length feather for best economy.  More effective surface area for better control at trad hunting distances.  No cock feather, so no indexing needed on yer nock for faster nocking, too!    

Chop my own LW 5 1/2" high back shield cut.

5 1/2 for me.

5" low shields. Right wing, straight fletch with a good offset. Flies straight, true & fast!

5 1/2 shields or naners they look awesome.

5&1/2 Hi-back shields

With selfbows I like a low brace height to make a longer power stroke, so I use 4inch feathers or my own design. Kinda like a shield cut that are a little higher.

5.5 inch shield cut, left wing.

5.5 inch nanners,3 fletch on woodies.They just look better on woodies.5 inch, 3 fletch, parabolics on aluminums.

I use 5 inch shields most of the time, but occasionally 4 inch shields.

I use 5" on my hunting arrows and I use 4" on my target arrow.

5" three fletch, shield cut, left helical
                   Regards, Carl

Size matters!!! So I compensate with 5.5" nanner highbacks...

I use 5.75" Magnum 'Nanners in a Rt wing 3-fletch.  I need as much steering control as I am still trying to be consistent.  Since 5.75 wasn't a choice, I put down 6".

BobW

5.5" left wing shield's ,chopped from wild turkey wing feathers.

I use 5" most of the time.

5 1/2" ALL THE TIME.