what do your arrows look like
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Those look great, I use to crest my arrows, but now I am more concerned on where they land as to what they look like. Sorry, I know it sounds sarcastic, not intending it that way... They do look great...
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I'm putting together a photo essay for the bowhunting forum tomorrow about building your own homemade cresting machine and then walking the reader through the process of capping/cresting their own arrows.
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WOW Greg those look great!
but I'm afraid I would never find them after the shot.![Smile](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
A few years ago I got a deal on some camo shafts with brown and green fletchings they looked awsome. But I have never lost arrows that fast[:@]
Rev, I see your point, I dont get too carried away or fancy butit sure helps see these little guys zip thru the trees
but I'm afraid I would never find them after the shot.
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A few years ago I got a deal on some camo shafts with brown and green fletchings they looked awsome. But I have never lost arrows that fast[:@]
Rev, I see your point, I dont get too carried away or fancy butit sure helps see these little guys zip thru the trees
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