How many arrows?
#4
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Fort Wayne Indiana USA
I am just getting into assembling my own. Will probably start with a couple dozen for me, the same for each of my daughters.
I used to buy them finished by the doz. Torn fletchings, dented arrows and shot off nocks take toll on the #'s.
Shoot often - Hunt always
I used to buy them finished by the doz. Torn fletchings, dented arrows and shot off nocks take toll on the #'s.
Shoot often - Hunt always
#6
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Misenheimer NC USA
If I was just getting started I would buy at least a dozen. That should make you through the first year. After that I usually by six new ones every year to hunt with. This works good for me.
BowElkDwn
Excitment of bugling Bulls
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#7
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Im in the process of trying carbon arrows. I paper shot them at the range and I think I have the ones that will work best for me, so I purchased a doz shafts. After I buid these and try them out, if they are what suits me and preform well I'll buy anothe dozen.
If you alreday have what works best for you I buy a dozen shafts at a time and keep two dozen arrows on hand. Six for the range and 18 in my travel case for hunting.
Work hard and be true to yourself.
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Edited by - logs on 02/05/2003 16:38:58
If you alreday have what works best for you I buy a dozen shafts at a time and keep two dozen arrows on hand. Six for the range and 18 in my travel case for hunting.
Work hard and be true to yourself.
http://www.hunting-pictures.com/memb...kas/index.html
Edited by - logs on 02/05/2003 16:38:58
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From: Chaumont NY USA


