DavidPaul007

^^^^^^^ What he said, even though I might have to pay a few extra dollars I like to support the local shop to keep em around

EDIT:
You said you're losing a lot of arrows...if I were you I'd goto Wal-mart and pick up some 2117's to practice with...esp if shoot a relatively average draw weight/length. I shoot 60lbs and 26" but the 2117's work great as a practice arrow after I trim them down a bit. That way it doesn't hurt the wallet as much when you lose one. Where I'm at, they cost me about $4 an arrow, as opposed to $6-7 an arrow for the ones I hunt with.

TreePhantom

mtnarchery.com

BGfisher

You obviously need more arrows. And if you are losing that many then you obviously need to stand closer to your intended target, till you learn how to shoot more accurately. Back up 5 yards in stages as your accuracy becomes better. Heck boy, I ain't lost a dozen arrows in the last 15 years. At least not by missing.

ARMallardSlayer

I always buy mine from my local proshop.

This guy wanted some cheap arrows, a proshop doesn't have cheap ones.......

tiogahunter56

If you can find a place that sell North American arrows they are a great value and work as good as the more expensive ones.