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POLL:what kind of arrows?

Started by the longbowkid, January 20, 2010, 07:55:00 PM

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don kauss

Your Chicken from McDonald's, Tyson Foods, or Perdue Farms spent most of it's life stuffed in a cage with three or four others, occupying a space about the size of a book page...None for me, thanks...

L. Perry

easton full metal jackets the best of all worlds, not very traditional but will out penetrate anything out there!

doctari

Wood, I prefere Ash for hunting and douglas fir and cedar for stumping and target shooting.
"So long as the new moon returns in heavan a bent, beautiful bow, so long will the fascination of archery keep hold the hearts of men."   Maurice Thompson The Witchery of Archery

Shedrock

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Kris

I have always shot WOOD, and it was one of things that attracted me most to traditional archery 25 years ago.  Most recently though, I have done a lot of shooting and experimentation with carbon shafts.  Carbon is exceptional on many levels, but what gets me most excited is my ability to bare shaft tune it out to insane distances and to front load it (FOC) to no end, 25%, 28%, 30%, no problem.  Carbon arrows have also allowed me to do my most accurate shooting.  I have taken several deer now with carbon and have had nothing but pass-throughs!  Having said this however, there is nothing like taking an animal with a wood arrow you've put together yourself, this IMO, epitomizes traditional archery!

Ric O'Shay

Wood - primarily Douglas fir but a few PO cedars.
I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just.   - Thomas Jefferson

John P

Wood!!!!! I monkey around with carbon here and there,but in my opinion there is to much hassle in getting them to fly good. There is no uniformity in spine range between makers. A series"200" can mean two different things between makers and at $70 plus it gets expensive to try them out. Thanks John

bowdeer

I like wood arrows.  I enjoy making them and have always shot good with them.  Never had any reason to change.

House

Love shootin' my homemade woodies...but around here there's a rock under every speck of dirt (if you can find dirt), so I shoot carbon more frequently.  Love both of 'em for different reasons.  Never shot aluminium because....well I guess I never had any to shoot!  ;)  

Travis
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