Here is an old King quiver with some Ben Pearson arrows in it.  There are subtle differences in the arrows.  Some have white nocks and darker blue paint-those are my copies to use in my Pearson Bushmaster TD.

 

 

I even used old Pearson nocks that I took from some broken arrows I got when buying bunches of arrows.

 

The paint is off a bit, the feathers are a bit taller, and the shafts are douglas fir from Surewood, not POC.

 

Oh, and I didn't even try to add the Pearson logo.

 

I love threads like this. Will try and get pictures of mine up.

Nice looking arrows guys.

I just got into woodies. I have 3 dozen Surewoods ready to be crafted. I love wooden arras best of all. Them some beautiful arras yall!

Nice, reminds me of my days of earning a living building wood arrows.  Well, part of a living...

I'll see about posting some pics.

This post is like reading an "Archery" magazine from the 1950's.

Good idea Rob!

Thanks to you Rob,  your how-to guide got me to finally make some arrows of my own. My father and I made our first 5 last weekend. Had some fun and put a "twist" of our own on them      :p    .  

BD, now I know why you like the rock shoot, so you can get your Cedar fix.

That spiral stain is really kewl, Chris.      

I'm going to try wood right after the late seasons (if nec.).

Snag's almost made me a convert  

Made the knife only. Bought arrows from another TG'er. Too nice to shoot.

you guys do some awesome work.  here's a batch I just made, ready to go crashing through the trees out at the range

some really cool woodie images - might hafta do a slide show ....  

Some plain jane hunting arras I made for this season.Bloodied one of 'em this week in fact on a coon raiding my birdfeeder.
 

i havn't ever shot a wood arrow. i'm going to have to see what the fuss is all about.  one thing is for sure, they are the best lookin!!

Can't touch some of the true artists here but I like to try.

Lot of great looking arrows here, from the functional hunting arrow to the "just too purdy to shoot" arrow.  Nothing against the manmade shafts, but it doesn't get any better than wood!!!  You can stain 'em, paint 'em, put designs on 'em-making them truly as custom as you want.

 

 

 

   

Here are the one's I'm still breaking!  

That Mr. LaClair is quite the poet... Wonderful combos here... This is good timing, as Im getting ready to have Paul Jalong build me a dozen nock tapered cedars....

Keepem comin

Nothing like the quiet sound of a wood arrow when you drop your string.        

awesome !    

slide show ... !    
slide show ... !!    
slide show ... !!!  

Very cool arrows fellas