Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: jeffp51 on November 07, 2015, 03:09:56 am
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I'm in the middle of a trade with Lebhuntfish. I made him some arrows in exchange for some of that pretty yellow wood you have back east. I tried to keep them as primitive as possible. Shoots from my apple tree, Goose feathers shot on Utah Lake 10 minutes from my house, trade points made from old saw blades of a contractor friend. Pitch glue from a pine tree at my church. Sinew wraps and beeswax finish from an earlier trade.
Hope he likes them.
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Oh my gosh! Man Jeff you are a heck of a guy! I'm not sure I deserve those. They are beautiful, thank you so much! Patrick
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Yeah, he likely likes 'em. :-\
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Awesome! What'd you use for the cresting?
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Nice job!
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Awesome! What'd you use for the cresting?
I used water color paints. I figured short of grinding my own, that would be the most like traditional pigments. Downside is you shouldn't get them wet. The beeswax should seal out incidental moisture, but they probably wouldn't stand up to a rainstorm.
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Nice arrows.....like the trade points.........................
DBar
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Nice, nice work. I use to make arrows quite a bit and seeing all these great arrows makes me want to jump back in.
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Nice work.
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Thanks guys. Patrick, you ever get the stone points on the rest of these? I'd love to see them.
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No sorry buddy, I haven't had time to do much of anything. I have taken time to shoot them a few times. They really shoot awesome. And I shoot them really good to.
Hopefully next weekend I will get the obsidian heads attached. I will try to get some pictures of the arrows. They are beautiful! Thanks a ton Jeff! Patrick
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Very nice. I really like the cresting and fletching, well done.