feathers
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If theyre really bad scrape them off & refletch. If theyre just matted tho just wash em off & let them dry & they usually come back. Sometmes a hair drier will help too. I'v got an arrow thats already gone thru 2 deer this year & the feathers are fine. The bases are tinted red but thats ok.
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Hold them in the steam coming from the spout of a boiling teapot. If you don't have a teapot, do them over a boiling pot of water. The steam will straighten them out like magic.
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