My arrows for 2012, lets see yours

[Zradix]

Thanks Roger.      

Full length trueflights from nocking point.
T-hawk profile lil-chopper from nocking point.

Then I painted the black pattern with some dye I made up.

I like yours too.
I almost went with using white and red.
I like the simple crest.
Some arrows just get too fancy in my opinion.
Just thought I'd try something different with the green...not quite sold on it yet..lol
..but they fly nice, and that helps me like em..

[iohkus]

Killy,very unique. I'm going with a yellow theme with my next set..........albeit much simpler.

[Brad Arnett]

There are some beautiful arrows shown here.....mine don't quite measure up in the looks dept. I have AD Trad Lites, 35/55 GT's and 55/75 GT's. These all shoot the same out of my 55# MOAB inside 20yds, so any number of them will be used this year. Most likely though It'll be the AD's, which are the dark shafts in the pic. I might end up fletching some of them with pink, I sure like it when it comes to visibility.

[huntin_sparty]

Originally posted by Killdeer:
That is hand painted. Kind of a fake Persian script/floral effect.

Killdeer      

WOW Awesome arras.  I wouldnt want to shoot em in fear of messing up the art!

[Rob W.]

Simple and effective for me this year.

[BowHunterGA]

30" BOP Surewood shafts. Total weight 850 grains. Using 100 grain woody weights and 165 grain Landshark.

[Charlie Lamb]

The one's on the right are this years hunters. The ones on the left are this years squirrel arrows. The quiver in the middle is last years squirrel ammo.
   :D
 

[Zradix]

lol

[tippit]

[Zradix]

now THAT'S cool!

[Eugene Slagle]

Mine are pretty simple compare to some of ya but these are my arrows for my 91' Sky SkyHawk 60" 47# @ 27"

Gold Tip 35/55 30.5"
5" White Turkey & Wild Turkey
125gr. points or Woodsmans.
50gr. insert.
1.5" 2117 aluminum footer.
GT Standard Nocks
Pink Krylon & Red Krylon cresting & capping.
461-468gr. total arrow weight.
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[Shakes.602]

Nothing wrong with Simple My Friend!

[moleman]

Mr. Lamb, your quiver in the center looks exactly like mine after last years squirrel season! Small price to pay for a few squirrels and the enjoyment of trying to get them. Chasing  tree rats are one of my favorite kinds of fun  

[Richie]

Just finished fletching some, nothing fancy here

[Roger Norris]

Great stuff here!

[Ray Lyon]

Originally posted by Charlie Lamb:
The one's on the right are this years hunters. The ones on the left are this years squirrel arrows. The quiver in the middle is last years squirrel ammo.
    :D  
   

Hmmm, I hope there was squirrel pot pie on the menu last year Charlie.  Either that, or you best train your squirrels to jump in front of your arrows in a more effective fashion.      

Nice work Roger.  It's fun stuff making up arrows out of wood.  It's good for the soul.

[Charlie Lamb]

Ray... there were a few that zigged when they should have zagged.   :D

[Craig]

My everyday arrows for 2012. Easton Axis 500

[monsterbuck]

 God bless.

[Shedrock]

Here are my 2012 arrows. Snag put a 10" taper on the back and did the staining/cresting. All I did was chop some feathers and fletch them. I shot a bear this spring with one, antelope are next, I hope. Oh, they are PO cedars.