On my compound, I use 2613 xx78, 70 pound draw, 32" arrows, 175 grain tip

On my longbow and recurve, I use 2216 xx75, 31 inch draw, 55 and 58 pound pull, 175 grain tip.

Easton Carbon Epics.

XX78 2216' s

Easton XX-78 2219.

In the last few years, I' ve shot different arrow materials including: Port Orford Cedar, Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Chundoo, White Pine, Western Larch, Douglass Fir, Ash, White Birch, Laminated Birch, Maple, Hickory, Multiflora Rose, Bamboo, and probably a few others I can' t remember right now. For hunting arrows, I like shafts with moderate to heavy weight, at least moderate durability, and reasonable straightness. Western Larch, Douglass Fir, Ash, Birch, Laminated Birch, and maple (if you can find good shafts) fit the bill nicely. The others are either too light, too weak, or generally not straight enough to suit me for big game hunting purposes...though I still hunt with all of them from time to time. This fall, my broadheads will rest on stout shafts of ash.

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Beman Ics 45/60 explorers

Compound - Easton Carbonaero Epics for 3D, Goldtip Hunters for nocking holes in stumps (trying to tear the #@%! things up so I can be rid of ' em), XX75 2315' s for hunting.

Recurve/longbow - Easton XX75 2117' s

Selfbows - Cedar

4" parabolic feathers on the carbons, 5" shield cut feathers on everything else.

BEMAN ICS HUNTER 400' S

For hunting.....Beman ICSH 400`s.
3-d................Easton x7 cosmic eclipse 2312
field..............Easton ACC 3-28 and 3-39