At the top of the page, just click in the green stripe where it says "click here for the slide show" .

Oh boy I need some woody's with BRIGHT banana lows.... who wants to make me some

Someone? Anyone?

QuoteOriginally posted by recurve maine:
Oh boy I need some woody's with BRIGHT banana lows.... who wants to make me some

There is enough info on this site that you can use it to make your own.  It gives great satisfaction to make and shoot your own arrows.  You should give it a try.

Man.. These are a work of art.

Buy the fletch cutter I assume and shafts?

QuoteOriginally posted by recurve maine:
Buy the fletch cutter I assume and shafts?

That or a feather burner would get you started.  A white crown really helps to brighten things up.

Those are awesome, I could NEVER do something like that, I just don't have it in me....

Great arrows.

Jason,  You would be surprised at how easy and addictive it is.  You should try it if you have any incling to do it.

QuoteOriginally posted by Cyclic-Rivers:
Great arrows.

Jason,  You would be surprised at how easy and addictive it is.  You should try it if you have any incling to do it.

I think I may, the animals don't care what they look like right? LOLOL

Don't know how I've missed this thread all along, but I'm enjoying it.

clicking on the green stripe did nothing for me.  Go to page 1 of the thread and in the very first entry, see the highlighted "slideshow".  Click on that.  Not sure if it includes all the pix, but it includes a bunch.
ChuckC

I still have not settled on a particular pattern, or color combination for any of the arrows I make. What I have settled on, or rather, what I seem to always do is stain the shafts a shade darker to the nock end. So all my arrows, no matter what color combination, have the same stain; dark/rear to light.
Also, I avoid crown dipping.
I think it looks nicer to see the arrow past the feather.
Showing the arrow through the cresting pattern I also like.
I did two other dozen, which I will photograph alongside these. Each is a different cresting pattern.

Ralphie

Rafael - it's really hard to focus on the arrows with that Sunset Hill in the picture.     :D

I try to keep it under wraps.

Some new cedars I made at camp on rainy days;