Tonkin, Turkey, and Peacock arrows

[scrub-buster]

I just finished up this set of Tonkin Bambo arrows.  They are fletched with Turkey and Peacock feathers.  I did most of the work on these late at night because I have been so busy with other projects.  When the wife fell asleep I'd sneak out to the garage to work on them.  Often I'd be out there until midnight.  I wanted to get them done before the Tennessee Classic.

[David Flanrey]

Very nice!!

[huskyarcher]

Those are incredible!

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I like them. I love the color of the peacock feather!

[cmh]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!

[monsterbuck]

They look good. I like them.

Those are cool. Where did you get peacock fletching?

Nice work!

Bisch

[Mark Baker]

[scrub-buster]

Originally posted by Bisch:
Those are cool. Where did you get peacock fletching?

Nice work!

Bisch

Some friends gave me the feathers.  I cut and ground them.

[cmh]

You did a fantastic job  

[habujohn]

Never thought of trying a peacock feather before.  I have a friend that has a few of the pretty birds and maybe I can get some when they molt.

[scrub-buster]

I liked them.  They are kind of in between a turkey primary and secondary as far as stiffness.  The quill seemed softer and easier to work than a turkey feather.

Thanks for the kind remarks guys!

[meathead]

Nice arrows. I use peacock feathers quite a bit. They turn out some nice fletching.

[Thumper Dunker]

Real nice.

[Jerry Jeffer]

Mucho Bueno!

[Tater]

Nice work.........  

[GreenJeans]

I may cry if I hear one of those "ring" down by the creek! Great use of the peacock. Only good use I've ever seen of one. They sure are not good to eat.

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Nice looking arrows, great job!      

Tracy

[scrub-buster]

Originally posted by GreenJeans:
I may cry if I hear one of those "ring" down by the creek! Great use of the peacock. Only good use I've ever seen of one. They sure are not good to eat.

I think I'll use an old arrow for the iron fox target.

[mangonboat]

Outstanding work, there!