lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
02-25-2007, 06:04 PM
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lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
well i have tried these bemans ics hunters and they are costly for my budget and i was wonderin if any of yall know of some good carbonarrows that are maybe 50 dollars a dozen or something in that range i know i seen some at basspro called carbon fury for 45 a dozen but i have no idea how good they are..well thanks
02-25-2007, 06:14 PM
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RE: lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
i have used excels before but thats when i first started and i had a 31 inch arrow and a 24 inch draw and i hardly knew anything untill iwent to the bowshop and got the bemans i like them i just dont feel that they are that accurate even though it night just be mental but i really wnat to try something new this year but iwas thinkin of just ordering the excels from some website called troutdoors.com they will cut the arrows for me and put the vanes of my choice and you say carbon express rebel hunters are they any good?have you shot them?
02-25-2007, 06:24 PM
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RE: lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
Can I ask why you want to spend little on your arrows?
In my opinion, this is one portion of your hunting equipment that you shouldn't skimp on. Even if you have to only by a half dozen now and a half doezen later, you're better off purchasing higher end arrows.
In my opinion, this is one portion of your hunting equipment that you shouldn't skimp on. Even if you have to only by a half dozen now and a half doezen later, you're better off purchasing higher end arrows.
02-25-2007, 06:43 PM
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RE: lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
Look at the Cabelas Stalker Extreme's . They are made by easton and they are like $55 fletched with 4" Vanes or $60 fletched with Blazers. I feel these are a very good arrow for the money.
02-25-2007, 06:59 PM
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RE: lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
the reason why is because my mom buys most of my stuff and she doesnt believe that i am into bowhunting she bought my bow pissed off and anything else "she buys" for me about bow hunting she gets mad thats why...my parents are divorced and i live with my mom most of the time then go to my dads and go hunting with my grandpa from my dads side.well to make a really long story short my mom is against me liking to bow hunt because of the money and time envolved and she hates that i spend lots of time with my grandpa and the reason why i say "she buys" is because my dad gives her the money for child support and she spends it on her shoes and clothes.....well thats why i want to spend the least money that i can for lets say "decent arrows"
02-25-2007, 07:07 PM
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RE: lookin for some good arrows that are cheap
Kidd,
I feel for you. More than you know. I've been paying $1200.00 a month support for years, and if my kids get anything decent, I pay for that too. Maybe you could get your mom to give YOU the money for some arrows, then next time you go to your dad's place, he can take you and chip in a little so you can something more along the lines of what you want. Hang in there.
I feel for you. More than you know. I've been paying $1200.00 a month support for years, and if my kids get anything decent, I pay for that too. Maybe you could get your mom to give YOU the money for some arrows, then next time you go to your dad's place, he can take you and chip in a little so you can something more along the lines of what you want. Hang in there.