I finished my arrows yesterday for the upcoming season. Once again, my wife, Leah, did a phenomenal job enhancing my flame cresting. I will be taking these with me on my fall moose hunt and she painted a lot of good juju on them. Go, Team Haverstick!

Specifications: The shafts are 5/16" red balau from Forrester Woodshafts. The fletching came from Ozark Feathers and the broadheads are 190 grain Meatheads. The average arrow weight is 760 grains. They will fly slow but hit like a freight train! I will be shooting them out of a 62" Wild Horse Creek longbow that pulls 54 pounds at 28".


Darren

good Ju Ju equals good MoJo.

Gorgous arrows.Watch out Bullwinkle

Darren, you never cease to amaze me. High five to Leah.

Lethality masked by Beauty...

Wow! Those are some cool looking arrows.... Love the paint job with the blue accents...

Kirk

These look fantastic. I've always viewed arrows as a tool, but I love the look of these. Artistic, but not the traditional cap dip/crest.

Those are so cool.........

Good luck on the Moose hunt Darren! Very nice mojo with those arrows. Are those Grizzly broad heads?

Those are very nice!  I'm not familiar with that broadhead but I like the looks of it. 

Excellent....

Plenty medicine for our Mooses. Good luck Darren. I'm hunting a different zone this year but will be guiding a friend from Ohio in my old spots.

Very nice Darren!  I hope they bring you lots of luck!

Good luck,, Shoot straight,  and God bless.

Rodd

Darren,
Nice looking arrows!
Best of luck on your moose and other hunts this year.

Awesome arrows, good luck putting one through a moose.

I got a set of those same arrows I think 55/60 but around 780 and let me tell ya for 5/16's those are the heaviest wood arrows I ever seen.  shot great I can't wait to see one of yours stuck in the ground with that red sheen all over it 

Best of success...looking forward to reading of your moose hunt pursuit.

Your arrows look astonishing and I personally think that the broad-head you used is among the best in the world. I have them and love them. Now I cannot wait to hear about your kill, see some pictures and imagine what moose back straps over a campfire taste like!!