yeah there isn't a single "perfect" arrow to use. what i did was took my bow to a archery shop and they directed me to what arrows i should be using, i had a choice of a few different ones so they told me which ones would be best. they also cut the arrows to the correct length and i was all set.
you'd know it by the sky high price. And if you're a newbie, you might not be able to afford it.
Just my observation and personal opinion.
Over the years, I knew fishermen and hunters who used adequate and were some of the best, at what they did.
I rather see someone use what is adequate for their talent, rather than attempting to achieve the unbelievable with the so called "best of the best."
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An "archer" tries to see how far away he can get from his target and still connect, a BOWHUNTER tries to see how CLOSE he can get to his!