I have had this wonderful Blacktail Takedown Longbow for a number of months. I have always wanted to make some quality wood arrows that would compliment its beauty. I finally tried. The shafts are Douglas Fir footed with Bocote wood. They turned out a bit heavier than I prefer but fly great. I hope to take a nice Whitetail buck with one of them this fall... I think they look pretty good. There are some craftsmanship issues but I do hope they don't ugly up this great bow...
Both the bow and the arrows are stunning. Awesome rig.
Those arrows would look good even with a little blood on em! Sweet bow also! Good luck this fall!
Too nice to shoot! :)
Looking good from here, nice work.
Very nice.
Very nice combination. Thanks for sharing.
Yep, all these arrows need to be perfect is some blood on them.
Real Nice!
What woods in the bow? Bubinga and bocote or ?
Now I've got to go and make a real nice set for my Blacktail I got in April
WOW :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Amazing. Nice job on the footing. What a combo
Thanks for the kind words! The woods in the bow are Cocobolo and Bocote. The lighting doesn't show off the orange shade of the Cocobolo but it is deeply colorful. Thanks again. My problem making arrows is I always seem to rush something and have an element that is not so good.