Back in the early 1970's a friend received some old archery "stuff". I don't remember if someone had died or what, anyway he gave me a handful of footed shafts that were made back in the 1940's, they are nearly as old as me. Last winter while organizing some of my shafts I ran across them and thought one of them would be perfect to use on my next antelope hunt. I had to sand it some to get the spine within range then I tapered it an painted it up some and fletched it with wild turkey feathers that I dyed. I hope I get a good shot to put it to the test.
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Nice Jack! They look like a HH arrow I received years ago.
Jack,
Those are nice! See you are still using the Eclipse broadhead.
Awesome work! Good luck on the speed goat!
Bisch
Nice workmanship, it should get the job done.
Thanks guys, only 2 more weeks. I have been going to the same place since 1999. We go the first week every other year. We have a great bunch of guys really have fun. Even if the Gods don't smile on you, you will have a great time. I am so looking forward to the trip this year.
Jack
Fantastic workmanship :clapper: :clapper: :clapper:
Very nice work there Jack.
Hope ya get some blood on it..
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Nice looking arrow. It looks ready to do the job if you are...
Great looking arrow there Jack. Good luck on your hunt.
Great work Jack :thumbsup:
Good luck shooting a antelope with your arrow :archer2:
Just something special about huntin with footed arrows.