QuoteOriginally posted by longhunter95:
desertfox, saw the Trad Rag wraps, my brother frequents the traditional firearms and other pages there.  he goes by Mountainrifle.

very cool. I just got over there. wasn't even sure what it was. but free wraps are good.    

Two pink one white.

For my hunting arrows i've always liked a white cap, all white feathers and white nocks. In early morning or late evening they really show up well. For the arrows i practice with i like to experiment with different combinations, going to try splicing this winter for the first time too.

Ive used red for years on my hunting arrows. I can see them all the way to the animal and through. For 3d shooting; the brighter the better and still sometimes lose one. Ha! Ha!

chartreuse, pink or orange hen feathers w/ a white cock feather.

Three 5 1/2" floresent Lime, Bannana cut.
A HUGE part of the enjoyment of shooting is watching the arrow cut thru the air, on its way to the mark. Without this visual feedback,(which by the way,helps train you to shoot), the beauty of trad. archery is greatly diminished.  This is another reason that I find, 300ft/sec. string rifles so unsatisfactory.- You can't root for an arrow you can't see!  Large feathers also cure flight prob. - particularily helpful w/broadheads.

Well, I looked at those hot pink fletchings and just couldn't put them on wood shafts!!!!   :rolleyes:    Guess I'll stick with these..........

2 pinks and a pink barred here... Haven't lost one yet!!!

Chartruese and Blue/White work best for me.

 

 

Arrows by: jlnft

wow im just learning how to fletch arrows. all tha arrows shown are really nice, i can tell some time and care went into making those.my hats off to all .    i thought makin arrows was going to be easy    boy was i wrong. but i think im starting to get it

Those bright pink arrows are starting to grow on me. That doesnt make me a sissy does it.  

White for hunting (can see it better early or late light)
Orange for stumpin' ( ever use yellow fletch in a field of dandelions?!?!)

Count me in on Team Pink. I started using pink fletching this year for hunting and love em.

Please don't make me turn in my "man" card.