broken arrows
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stakes to hold up plants, like tomatoes and pepper plants in the garden.
Yardage markers on my home practice range.
perches for bird houses and bird feeders.
Short sections of arrow shaft, put a long sheet-rock screw through the arrow shaft and screw it into the porch post. Now you have a bow hanger, the shaft protects your bow from the steel and threads on the screw.
Kev
Yardage markers on my home practice range.
perches for bird houses and bird feeders.
Short sections of arrow shaft, put a long sheet-rock screw through the arrow shaft and screw it into the porch post. Now you have a bow hanger, the shaft protects your bow from the steel and threads on the screw.
Kev
#6
Along with the other good ideas you can also usethem to mount your broadheads when sharpening. That way you would have a good 6-8 inch handle on the broadhead when using the sharpener. Makea fewof them (short shaft w/insert)and you could mount all the broadheads that needed sharpening without having to remove each broadhead as it was done.
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ORIGINAL: Rick James
I cut them off, install new inserts, and donate to the kids leagues at the local club.
I cut them off, install new inserts, and donate to the kids leagues at the local club.
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