The old horse had to have one more ride

[McDave]

We were shooting this morning, and my friend found an old arrow in the grass, while looking for one of his own.  Just for fun, he shot it at the next target we came to.  You can see the results....

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[Wudstix]

That's a keeper! 

[fujimo]

see... wood is always better than carbon 
nice shootin!!

[Roy from Pa]

That's pretty cool, Dave.

[ron w]

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[reddogge]

So how did that magic arrow get lost in the first place?

[Roy from Pa]

It looks like one of Dave's old arrows.

Just sayen:)

[dick sable]

Very nice "eye" to make such a great photo. Speaks a great deal in many ways. The creativity is appreciated!

[stagetek]

Good for you...you gave it a good one !

[slowbowjoe]

Now he knows which arrow tunes!

[McDave]

True, we were shooting from 40 yards, and the raggedy old feathers on that arrow didn't leave it far from being a bare shaft. Not sure how much good it will do him to know that the best tuned arrow for his bow is one that has sat out in the rain until it got waterlogged. Maybe he could leave his arrows in the bathtub for a few days before he shoots them?

[Terry Green]

 

[Gator1]

Funny people get all worked up about spine fletch size etc...

There you have it. 

[Wudstix]

Found an old hickory shafts on a 3-D shoot with about half of one fletch left.  Shoot it and it was the right spine.  Shot it for the rest of 3-D season until it found a large rock.  Christened it "3-D". 
 

[Friend]

Fine camaraderie and entertainment was shared by that arrow.

[Captain*Kirk]

If only old arrows could talk.