Arrow material

[Stone Knife]

What type of arrow do you hunt with

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Most of my hunting has been done with carbons. However, I am wanting to use wood more often. I can't see myself using aluminium again at this stage, though it worked well too.

[hs6181]

I wanted to use carbons for the durability but I'm think it will be aluminums this year.

Because of the extra weight and ease of matching arrows.

[Jim Picarelli]

Mostly carbons but I do hunt with alum's also

[Aeronut]

Wood for me but I do on occasion use some other material like River Cane or Bamboo.

Dennis

[WESTBROOK]

Woodies for me too!

Eric

[straitera]

Switched to woods from aluminum 6 months ago.

[Tim Fishell]

For hunting it is all woodies for me!!

[Steve P]

Just voted and reviewed results. I was surprised.


Steve

[White Oak]

Aluminum here. 2018 Legacies. I've really be anxious to get back to wood.Love the smell of broken cedar.

                take care.
,
                           Ed  

[fatman]

Most recently carbon, but I have and do use all three.....

[Jim now in Kentucky]

Wood will be  my choice until aluminum and carbon start growing  on my land!

[John3]

Wood is all I shoot out of my self and longbows.
I still use trusty XX75's with a recurve.

Carbon's are just too "modern".

John III

[Stone Knife]

ttt

[Bowman0202]

POC mostly, although I have a dozen I made up out of Sitka Spruce that shoot good too - don't smell as good though. Get my shafts from Raven Arrows, Indian Valley, ID - great quality and good people to deal with. Aren't on the web. Have to get them by phone208-256-4341. His unfinished shafts come like they've been polished. Great workmanship.

[snag]

I hunt with wood and carbon. That wasn't a choice in this poll. I will second Raven's quality. I do like the way Jan grinds turkey feathers too.

[bowmaker07]

Last season was the first I hunted with woodies and I was very pleased!I had penetration issues with carbons the season before but after finding Trad Gang I learned I should have used heavier heads.100 gr. head on carbon just doesn't do it(wheelie mentality).This past week I hand-turned a dozen maple shafts.They straightened nicely and have stayed that way so far;they ought to really thump!!

[GingivitisKahn]

I'm not sure about the smell of broken cedar, but my bent aluminum smells like irritation to me.  :-p

[Orion]

Good question, James.  I'm a bit surprised by the results.  I've shot wood all my life and will continue to do so.  From looking at all the tuning questions about carbons on this site, I had assumed that they had overtaken woodies in popularity.