Dark green turkey feathers

[Stixbowdrew]

I've done up some lime green feathers with kool aide, but now I'm lookin to do some arrows with a nice dark green natural barred, any suggestions? Pics would be great too thanks

Drew

[59Alaskan]

Arrows and feathers by Magnus.  Replicas of early 1960's Bear Cedar King's

[JB74nola]

I've been using Rit dye. I've only used scarlet and tangerine so far but they work pretty well, the color stays.

[Keefer]

Colin,
 Those look very nice...I love the color green and those really look awesome...
           Keefers <"))))><

[Green]

Dark Green Rit.  If you go to the Rit website, they've got a color chart you can use to mix dyes to obtain any color you'd ever want.  Good luck and let us see 'em when you're done.

[Jon Stewart]

cake frosting dye, a little vinegar and distilled water. The cake dye is less than $2.00 a jars.

[JB74nola]

I use the cake frosting dye on my shafts minus the vinegar. I haven't tried it out on feathers but the Rit dye packs are cheap as well and a little bit goes a long way, I have enough red and orange to dye thousands of feathers just off the two packs I bought at hobby lobby.

[Bldtrailer]

With koolaid dyeing the longer you leave the feathers in the dye the deeper the color (you may have to reheat the dye and/or add  a little more) don't forget the vinegar or color will fade....
Any food coloring will work with this method(easter egg dye, cake frosting dye....)

[Stixbowdrew]

Those arrows look awesome! That is exactt why I'm looking for

[doubleo]

Sweet looking arrows!  

[59Alaskan]

I have seen quite a few really cool green fletch before but not many posting here.  I guess it's that most are solid green, not the dyed natural barred.  

These orange arrows are my favorite.  I am down to 3 of six though so I may need to order another set from Matt