What do ya all think?

   

   

   

 

'Ems purty! And self nocked too? Looks top shelf to me!

Killdeer

I think they are awesome looking!...Van

Sweet job! What string material did you use? I like the shaft color as well!

Outstanding job, Roy. Looks just fantastic! (Done a little fly tieing and/or rod wrapping have you? I hope those two skills, that I used to use a lot, will stand me in good sted, when I try that.) Did you cut your own feathers? If so, type of cutter, scissors, or burner? They sure look symetrical.

Hey Roy, didn't know you live in a log house! Is that New England log homes? I like the hand peeled look. By the way, I'll be bringing the quartersawn hickory to the shoot tomorrow. The arrows are really nice. Good job!

I used black silk from three rivers. The stain is an aniline dye cherry rosewood color and I put 3 coats of minwax tongue oil on them. The tongue oil is sooo sweet to work with, ya wipe it on, wait 5 or 6 mins and buff it off. I never tied flies or wrapped rods, just trial and error and taking a lot of time made them look nice. They shoot great. I split the turkey feathers with a knife then chopped them with a little chopper brand feather chopper.

John, we bought hand peeled logs that came from the Poconos, took Chris and I a year to do the entire inside of the house, walnut hardwood floors and cedar and cherry on the ceilings. I won't be at the shoot tomorrow as my brother in law passed away and we will be at the funeral home tomorrow. My buddy Denny will be there, Bob Hildenbrand can point him out to you if ya wanna give him the wood. Thanks John.

Looks good, nice even spacing on the wraps.
 Bue--.

That's cool I think I'll try that someday. Is it possible to burn the feather after they are on the shaft or is that something not recommended?

That could be tricky, especialy near the front of the feather. Try one a see..

Awwwwww,  now you gone and made me nervous.

Purty, Purty, Purty!!! Nice job Roy.

Nice job Roy, real nice.

I gots me a log house too, real logs from Loc-N-Logs out of Shurebern, NY. Warmest house I ever built.

They're real pretty! I know it ain't easy, but if it wuz me,I'd CHEAT. Glue 'em on first, then wrap 'em    

As good a job as I've ever seen Roy and better than most. Good work  

Beautimus!  Ahhhhh this is Dina on Tom's sign in.

Wow nice job. Wish I knew how to do that. Justin

Wow nice job. Would love to make my own instead of just buy them. Justin

Look pretty , but how do they fly???