Unfortunately Bisch is telling the truth. Only a couple of cedars have had the need for new Fletchings. The rest break before they get to that old. I have a few cedars that look rather mangy at the moment, but they still fly so good I hate to remove what works.
I also have a NICE set of Ash arrows. Heavy and took a little to get more comfortable with them, but they do fly well and like RJH1 Stated, extreme FOC came with Carbon. Some shoot heavier heads now with woods, but ultimate tune can be done with basic 100, 125, or 150 grain field tips. My best hunt came because of a very well tuned Cedar with a 145 Eskimo.
I also have a NICE set of Ash arrows. Heavy and took a little to get more comfortable with them, but they do fly well and like RJH1 Stated, extreme FOC came with Carbon. Some shoot heavier heads now with woods, but ultimate tune can be done with basic 100, 125, or 150 grain field tips. My best hunt came because of a very well tuned Cedar with a 145 Eskimo.
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