Arrow cleaners...

[medicinewheel]

Actually never saw anyone here pictured with one of those; really useful to carry around on 3-D shoots (especially if you are as bad a shoot as I am  ) for cleaning dirt of arrows.
You will most likely say "sleeve is just as good for that", well... no... it's not.
Made those today to sell at an archery show end of the month. They are felt wool, the rings are wood, bone and antler.

[Pat B]

Very nice Frank but I do prefer my blue jeans for cleaning arrows...which I rarely have to do! 

[sailordad]

i neber clean my arrows,no need for it
when i miss,i miss greatly and usually cant even find that arrow 

[Buggi]

hi Frank,

very nice! Those arrow cleaners work very well and you donīt have to clean the jease.

Iīd made one:

http://sports.webshots.com/photo/2386082740100929858pRCmwT

http://sports.webshots.com/photo/2932275570100929858KsVAxf

Buggi

[medicinewheel]

yeah Pat and sailor, not to miss for sure is better than carrying this around... 
Thanks anyway, and thanks Buggi for the idea!

[beetlebailey1977]

Yep I plan on making one for myself.  But it is true if I loose one it is normally buried deep.  Most of the time I dont find them.  But I definately could use one. 

[medicinewheel]

Well, I'd trade you one if you wish.

Rather should have posted some arrow scratchers for the rare but eventual miss!? 

[sailordad]

Frank thats more like it 
i hunt alot of field edges,lot of farm land around here
arrows get buried in the black dirt
so if it looked more like a garden rake it would be even better yet

[mullet]

 The first time I saw anybody use one was this year at a broadhead shoot. I was wishing I had one, it was rough on Jeans.

[Slow Tack]

Yes, those are nice.  I carry a rag with me when stump shooting but those look much better.

[medicinewheel]

These work better than anything, too, and they basically clean themselves!