MY Primitive self Arrows

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  1. Robm1093

    Robm1093 Newb

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    Flying good and Loving making Arrows the old way, Primitive!
     

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    Very nice! You're blessed with patience.
     
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    Sota Legendary Woodsman

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    Pretty cool, way beyond my limitations of patience and abilities.
     
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    Very nice. I'm shooting sitka spruce, but I didn't make them. I just stained, sealed, and fletched mine myself.
     
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    Very nice! Im still learning arrow making. Made a POC set and a tamarack, have a set of ash waiting to be made lol. Trying to decide if I want to make the ash set self nock or not.
     
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    I have an arrow made by what was described as a mountain man near Blue Ridge, GA. It has a bamboo shaft, flint arrowhead, and real turkey feathers fastened with sinew.
     
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