Glad to see they are doing their job!

My elk arrows 585 gr. Fir

I should have given specs, I guess.  70/75 Surewood  with 160 grain heads from Snag. I get really nice flight out of a 60" 55@28" Tall Tines.

When I saw Allen Boice with his Black tail buck and his bow and arrows, I liked the arrows so much I asked Snag to make a set for me.

My newest set
Sitka spruce , 45-50 27.5" BOP , 125 grain

Hildebrand's sitka spruce is a fantastic arrow shaft. My favorite.

This year's arrows are a mixture my selfbow loves. Shafting is of Red Osier Dogwood, wild rose, and hill cane. Hunting points are made from 8 pt leg bone, carp gill bone plate, cow bone, and one trade point gifted to me by Knawbone. A spring Turkey kill and molting Canadian Geese provided the primaries. self nocks and sinew.



This will be the 1st arrow out of the quiver this year... This is year #2 trying to get it done with primitive gear.





Carp bone point.

Every time this one pops up I get the bug.. Went out and grabbed the ones I started last time and they have their first coat of paint. Hope they turn out well enough to post here.. Keep up the great work everyone..

Nice work y'all!  Temps are finally dropping here in Texas.....almost arra building time again.

Just finished these for a guy who requested this pattern.

Those look very nice David!    

There's a lot of love in those! Simply Amazing!

Here are some new arrows for my daughter.  Hopefully she likes them and uses them.  I guess I jumped the gun a little because she is only 1.5 years old.  (Wife thinks I am crazy)  

Wow... Is that a snake wood footing? Nice looking sticks!

Biggamefish, I did the same thing when I heard I was going to be a grandfather! haha Nothing wrong with hopeful thoughts. They look great!

Been waiting for these for awhile, and I love them!  They shoot very well, and they go great with my bow.    :D  

My latest:



Ray

TTT man there are some beauty's on here...thxs rob wood is GOOD!!!!

QuoteOriginally posted by Sixgun:
My latest:

 

Ray

hey ray - dat don't look like wood ...    :rolleyes:     :D

These are on their way to Florida for the PBS Banquet.