Where are all the arrows at!!!

[aero86]

now that the temps arent 100 anymore, ive finally gotten into the mood of straightening again.  ive got a bunch of river cane i cut this summer all dried up ready to be straightened.  ive just been waiting for a cooler temperature.  i tried to straighten a few of them this summer.. wasnt gonna do it inside and waste all that blessed ac, and it was way too hot outside, so i just gave up. youll be seeing some river cane arrows from me pretty soon. 

[ken75]

nate you out of shafts? or wanting to "do it yourself ". theres a snakeskin payment option for me !! lol

[NTD]

Hey Ken,
A little of both, actually.  I still have some of the shafts you made me but want the ability to have more on demand.  I make a lot (well not compared to you) of bows for other people and it just pains me to see them shooting crappy unmatched carbons with plastic vanes on them, wanna be able to send some arrows when I gift a bow.  That and with the rocks and my crappy shooting I bust a bunch myself.  I'm saving the snakeskin payment option for some of those hickory boards you've got  

Lee, Sorry for the Thread Hi-jack, I'll take my beating now.

[Lee Lobbestael]

NTD ha i'm not offended not to worry!

[ken75]

lee if work will allow ill try to get some up soon i have 15 black walnut 12 black ash 25 norway pine 12 white pine and a dozen privet shoots in the works .

nate let me know when ya need some hickory i got it !

[NTD]

Will do Ken.

[George Tsoukalas]

I'm hunting now but am working on some wild rose shafts. Jawge

[acker]

Just a few ...

Bamboo :




Hazel , snowball and Forsythie :




Not ready yet :

[Pat B]

Hey Acker, is the snowball you mentioned one of the viburnums?

[acker]

sorry for the wrong name , just translated it from my mother language into English.

what I called " snowball " is : Viburnum opulus

Forsythie :    Forsythia x intermedia

and on the table are :
Hazel
wild rose
Amelanchier
Frangula alnus ( test )
Rowan
Forsythia
Philadelphus coronarius

acker

[Pat B]

Thanks Acker. Most of these are common landscape plants so they should be available for everyone with a little research. With winter on it's way, many of these plants will be ready for their winter or early spring pruning. 

[Lee Lobbestael]

Those are all great lookin arrows! makes me want to start whippin some out! So little time tho!

[sailordad]

man you guys are making some nice looking arrows
i hate making arrows
only part i like about making arrows(other than shooting them) is straightening them
other than that i hate making them,have the materials just no desire or patience for them
i only make enough for hunting each year,shoot crappy old ones for practice
but some of you seem to realy enjoy and have the skill for it

[arrowfan]

Hallo Acker,

well done, every time a supriese to see your fine arrows. 

Rolf