Feather shooters
#1
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 211
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From: Brockport NY
What length feathers do most use for hunting arrows? I have some aluminums set up with 5", just wondering if 5" is necessary on Easton Evolution's (340) .I have some fletched with 4" vanes but want to try the feathers on the carbons, while I'm asking, where is the best place you've found to buy Tru Flite's the closest shop only does vanes.
Thanks
Thanks
#5
I've used 3, 4 & 5" feathers, depending on the set-up. For Mechs the 3" ina helical work fine. For fixed blades 4 or 5" is the way to go.
BTW, good to see ya back Gromage..haven't seen a post of yours in a long time (or am I just oblivious?)
BTW, good to see ya back Gromage..haven't seen a post of yours in a long time (or am I just oblivious?)
#6
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 211
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From: Brockport NY
No Jeff it's been a while, new house ,new daughter, not much spare time the last couple months, I did get time to get a 6pt and doe with the bow though.
Thanks for the replies guy's.
Thanks for the replies guy's.
#9
I currently use 4" parabolic 3 fletch on my carbon arrows but I have used 5" shield cut in the past. In fact I am thinking about switching back to shield cut maybe 4" this time. I really like the look shield cut gives my arrows.
#10
Jeff knows too much about arrows
, This year I switched from 4 inch feathers to 5 inch feathers and the diferance is amazing . With fixed blade broadheads such as 3 blade 100 grain muzzys my arrows fly much better . I put mine on with a 4 degree right offset .
, This year I switched from 4 inch feathers to 5 inch feathers and the diferance is amazing . With fixed blade broadheads such as 3 blade 100 grain muzzys my arrows fly much better . I put mine on with a 4 degree right offset .


