Just finished up a fresh set of Douglas fir arrows I built myself and wanted to share them with you. These were a full hands-on project for me—custom dyed feathers, “poor man” splices, and I even mixed the wine red paint myself (came out a shade darker than I had in mind, but I don’t hate it. The paint lines definitely need work, I could have done one more layer of white, and the overall design measurement are far from perfect, but that’s part of the process and learning curve. Because I love math and knowing my equipment, here are my Specs: • Total Arrow Weight: 506-512 grains • Arrow Length: 26 inches • Grains per Pound (gr/lb): 12.5 • FOC: 15.4 % I built these as my 3D set. I’m excited to get them out, shoot them hard, and see how they hold up. That’ll tell me a lot before I dive into building my actual hunting arrows—which will be a whole lot less flashy 🤣 Always open to feedback from you guys— Can’t wait to put these through the wringer.

Got out to sit in the stand tonight hoping for a spring bear to come by and found my self think about the post @Grant Richardson made the other day about distance and about the same time my thoughts manifested in front of me. Moments like this just hammer it home more that the best camo really is don’t move and be quiet

It's about how close you can get that's the true challenge! For some folks 10 feet is their distance for some it’s 50 feet. Everyone is different! 🎯 What is your true maximum effective lethal range?

New addition showed up today! For for a vintage bear 8 arrow quiver 65$ looked pretty good especially loaded with the 2117’s

Simple works.. 🏹 you don’t need to buy thousands and thousands of dollars worth of equipment. You don’t need to jump into arrow tuning infinity. You don’t need to run into the weeds and get lost Start off simple and build your foundation! Simple works! And like I’ve said these bows are a heck of a lot of fun to shoot! What was your first bow? 🏹 Comment below! ⭐️And hit the survey! ⬇️