Please show me your arrows with real turkey feathers

[Flying Dutchman]

As the title says, please show me your arrows with real turkey feathers.I also would appreciate it if you told me, where you bought them and if you are satisfied with them. Do they really last longer???

Pics allowed....    

[Alexander Traditional]

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These are some I did a while back and they are lasting pretty good. The feathers are from Magnus.

[Alexander Traditional]

Well that didn't work

[bowless]

I don't have pics but got mine here:
http://www.customfeathers.com/gallery1.htm
Very satisfied.

[trick00]

Locally killed and some from Kansas easterns, magnus ground. They seem tougher to me. This is all I will shoot unless I run out before turkey season.

[magnus]

Ad click on the link below my  signature. You'll see lots of pics with them. Here are few more

[hardwaymike]

Hey Matt, if you ever find any extra arrows like that laying around not being used, feel free to send them north,lol. Those are some beauty's! Hope to have a few wings to send your way this spring. Mike

[59Alaskan]

Magnus has excellent feathers and does a superb job cutting fletchings.  You can't go wrong with him in my opinion

[Bud B.]

Originally posted by Alexander Traditional:
 

These are some I did a while back and they are lasting pretty good. The feathers are from Magnus.

[Bldtrailer]

Ground my own(feathers donated by turkey hunters)spliced, then burned      SMELL!!    colors by Koolaid

[edge2009]

Is that little bit of "fluff" (lol) at the end of the arrow act like a mini flu flu and stabilize the arrow?

sorry for semi-jacking the thread.

All these arrows look amazing.

[rolltidehunter]

I shot a doe with this arrow and turkey feathers. I killed the turkey not 200 yards from where i shot her

[magnus]

Those are fur tracers. Used to aid in seeing the arrow better.

[emt137]

All of these are either real turkey or goose feathers.  I prefer the natural fletching because I believe they do hold up longer and they also seem to repel moisture better than a commercially available fletching. All fletching (and the arrows) are by Magnus.

[old_goat2]

I got mine straight from the turkey and a buddy ground them for me. I try to have at least one in my quiver in case the weather gets wet, they hold up way better in the rain, haven't shot them enough to vouch for the durability thing, but this one was getting a little raggedy looking after bumping around in my quiver for a few months and still worked flawlessly:)

[frassettor]

I'm drooling over these arrows! Some real works of art!

[TRAP]

Turkey feathers can be procured from a lot of sources. Friends that hunt turkeys can save them for you or you can run ads in local papers to obtain them. Once you have them there are numerous tutorials here and elsewhere showing you how to process them into fletching.

The easiest way to get them is to buy them from Tradgang sponsors such as Magnus.  

Check game laws in your state. Some states prohibit the trade or sale of wild turkey parts.


 
 
 
 

[TRAP]

[Craig]

Magnus

[Craig]

Made them myself