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hunting arrows

Started by 3Feathers, May 25, 2010, 06:49:00 PM

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3Feathers

Does anybody hunt with poplar arrows??Just getting in the wood scene.Wondering how they compare to other wood sources???
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daniel reynolds

I hunt with gold tips they're very poplar
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rastaman

A few years back when i still shot wood, Troy Breeding (when he still lived in Alabama), made me up a bunch of "heavy" poplar shafts.  They were pretty durable...i think my finished weight with a 125 grain snuffer was around 700 grains.  i've since made the switch to carbon. i also use gold tips so Daniel i guess that makes them sort of popUlar!  lol!   :)
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Bowferd

I use magnolia which was described to me as yellow poplar. Not as heavy as rastman describes, but very tough and durable.
The shafts I've been using are 23/64 barrell tapered to 11/32 and 5/16.
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Cane and Magnolia tend to make good arrow.
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Ben Maher

I've used them before and they were a good hunting weight durable shaft .
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