wild-turkey feather arrows

[3Feathers]

Iets see some arrows made with wild turkey feathers........

[bigbadjon]

I just finished some a couple weeks ago. But you'll have to wait til I get home to see them  

[snag]

Goose and spliced turkey feathers.


First attempt at dying them.

[Onestringer]

[1oldbowguy]

Dang, those are sure lookers.

[camoman]

Do you guys sell those?

[tradshooter]

Are you guys using a chopper or burner on your feathers. They all look great.

[Onestringer]

And my all time favorite



I use a chopper

[Fletcher]

YOu guys do nice work!





I use a burner.  

[Wannabe1]

Rick, what is that fletch style called on the last two sets? I like the looks of those.

[magnus]

I've been waiting for you to post some Rick. Those are sweet!

[Benjy]

Nothing fancy, but they work.

[gvdocholiday]

A feather burner is on my to make list.  I usually have access to left and right wings from a dozen turkeys every spring...it's hard for me to swallow them being wasted.

[Rob DiStefano]

[Rob DiStefano]

Originally posted by Onestringer:
 

totally high art feather splicing!    

[neuse]

Very nice looking work.
Questions;
Snag, how do you get that cream, pearl color crest?
Fletcher, I recently purchased a burner and am having a terrible time getting the ribbon to the shape I want, mostly Pope & Young.
How do you shape your ribbon?
Could you post pictures of your ribbon that has been shaped?
Thank You,
Byron

[marshall brown]

Those are sweet looking arrows fellas.

[kenn1320]

Great looking arrows to all. I was going to ask if those were "burnt" as I would never guessed chopped could look so good.

[liv2hunt]

Kudos to you all. maybe one day I'll be that good at arrow building.

[E.AllenIII]

those are some beautiful pictures...have some friens hunting turkey this weekend....hopefully I will end up with some feathers.