I know I go through too many. If pigs aren't destroying them I am with poor shots. Sometimes it's into that metal tube in the 3D animal leg, sometimes a tree or branch. Then there is the one or three I may have lost at Chester.
But every year it's at least a dozen.
I've bought several dozen that have sat in the closet waiting to be needed. And now is the time.
Building two dozen to take to Africa. Beman Centershot 340s. They come 32" long, I trim an inch and quarter off. Using wraps for the first time. Maybe if I had these bright things on those arrows at Chester I'd have found them.[emoji19]
It is a time consuming part of this addiction and although it's hot here on the patio I find it strangely satisfying.
Now to my point, I have not settled on any one type or color of fletching. I kind of like 3" though. Parabolic has been a first choice for me but I found this new cut I like.
So who has a very set set up they use and what is it and why and who uses just whatever tickles their fancy?
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But every year it's at least a dozen.
I've bought several dozen that have sat in the closet waiting to be needed. And now is the time.
Building two dozen to take to Africa. Beman Centershot 340s. They come 32" long, I trim an inch and quarter off. Using wraps for the first time. Maybe if I had these bright things on those arrows at Chester I'd have found them.[emoji19]
It is a time consuming part of this addiction and although it's hot here on the patio I find it strangely satisfying.
Now to my point, I have not settled on any one type or color of fletching. I kind of like 3" though. Parabolic has been a first choice for me but I found this new cut I like.
So who has a very set set up they use and what is it and why and who uses just whatever tickles their fancy?
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