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Check out my squirell arrows

Started by jonsimoneau, January 14, 2009, 12:45:00 AM

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jonsimoneau

Port oxford Cedar.  Ace hex heads.  Stained blaze orange so that I can find them in the rare case that I miss.  Yea right!    [/IMG]

jonsimoneau


Bowspirit

I've been wanting to see these ever since you mentioned them in the last squirrel arrow thread...
"I read somewhere of how important it is in life, not necessarily to be strong, but to feel strong. To measure yourself at least once."
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"Shoot this for me."
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jonsimoneau

nothing too fancy, but I think they will get the job done.  I've got a dozen of them.

jonsimoneau

I've been getting back into squirrel hunting the past few years.  Once deer season is over, I go nuts.  Sure there is plenty of scouting to do, but I prefer to do this at the end of Feb. and early march.  Squirrels are FUN!

jonsimoneau

By the way....I actually made those hex heads.  I worked for ACE archery for a bit when I first moved back to North eastern Illinois.

Bowspirit

"I read somewhere of how important it is in life, not necessarily to be strong, but to feel strong. To measure yourself at least once."
               -Alexander Supertramp

"Shoot this for me."
               -Chuck Nelson

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CheapShot

Those are too pretty for squirrels. A lot of my small game arrows don't even have matching feathers. I do like the hex heads. I try to refrain from shooting them skyward, although sometimes in the heat of the moment I forget.  :knothead:    Squirrel hunting/stumping is a great way to extend the season. Pretty good eating too.
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trashwood

ya only made FIVE LOL ya must be a very good shot.  Nice arrows though.

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vermonster13

Autumn Oranges lol. I like them, perfect for squirrels and bunnies.
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reddogge

Any chance you could elaborate on making the heads?
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jonsimoneau

Reddogge, I mean I actually worked at ACE archery where they manufacture these heads.  I made a bunch while working with the owner, and still have some!  Great heads for small game.

Stick_N_String

You could find those things after dark!!!! LOL  :biglaugh:  
Daren
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Jason R. Wesbrock

QuoteOriginally posted by jonsimoneau:
nothing too fancy, but I think they will get the job done.  I've got a dozen of them.
That should last an hour or two.   :biglaugh:

Jerry Wald

Nice - can't see the heads though.

I use flu flu's for most anything besides big game (rabbits and under)especially if they are tree bound. I hate looking skyward and thinking this arrow could go 270 yards...hmmm where will it land...hmm

jer bear

jonsimoneau

Yea I know Jason, but this is just the first batch!  I'm going to make a bunch more.  Hardly anyone hunts squirrels anymore and the areas I hunt are full of them.  I'm going to need tons of arrows.....or I just have to get better at shooting them!

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