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Goose feathers

Started by kevinbarry, September 11, 2015, 12:23:00 PM

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kevinbarry

Is anyone using goose feathers and can they be dyed and how would I go about it? Thanks.
Good enough is not and close enough never is

wingnut

With the high oil content I doubt they will dye well.  On the other hand the grey goose feather is historically significant and hard to beat for a waterproof and quiet fletching.

Mike
Mike Westvang

kevinbarry

Thank you Wingnut. The high oil content was my concern.
Good enough is not and close enough never is

elk nailer

I use two dyed turkey feathers and one goose feather. very water repellant!

PEARL DRUMS

Goose feathers will wear much faster than turkey because they are softer. A goose cock feather works nice, as elk nailer used his. They are very quiet and soft. If you choose to use 3 goose feathers and shoot often that bottom feather will probably get scuffed up sooner than you'd like, but that's all visual appeal.


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