I ordered some 32" Parallel Port Orford Cedar finished shafts. I had the point and nocks tapered when I ordered them and I fletched them myself and glued the nocks and points. I haven't tried my Zwickey Eskimos yet but did shoot one of the field points several times. I really liked shooting the wood and was really suprised how well they shot. I bought a full dozen with the intention of giving half of them to a fellow hunter in need of some new wood shafts. I ordered them spined for his set up and expected them to be overspined for my set up, but looks like they might work after all. I believe I'll have to give in and hunt with the recurve this week. If I can get the Zwickeys to fly I might even abandon the aluminum with the Magnus heads and go with the cedar and Zwickeys. Wish me luck.

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<font face='Comic Sans MS'></font id='Comic Sans MS'>Don't give up on the magnus just because your shooting wood. Magnus glue on just as well as zwickeys do. Good luck to you arrow building and shooting. I have found wood to be very forgiving and that tapered woods shoot better than most other shaft types. Good luck.

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You'll find one of them that just shoots better than the others. It will soon become your &quot;#1&quot; or &quot;lucky arrow&quot; it's part of the charm of wood. I love 'em!
Good luck hunting

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