Arrow making materials.

[Willrett]

Anyone looking to pick up a few items I found what seems to be good deals on Sportsman's guides web site.

1 dozen shafts 40.00
http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/ ... x?a=467589

feathers

http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/ ... x?a=473735
http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/ ... x?a=473733
http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/ ... x?a=474824

I may order just to try my hand don't have time to make shafts.

[Eric C]

Nice site. I can't remember the seller, but I got 12 arrows off of e-bay for about $65? I think it was? I need to get out and shoot my bow. I personally gain much more satisfaction watching the feather fletched cedar arrow fly toward the target than I ever did with my compound bow and aluminum arrows. When I ever try my hand at fletching, I'll give these guys a try.

[KerryTracker]

I am a big fan of 3riversarchery.com. I have ordered quite a bit from them including cedar arrows. It is a bit more expensive, but great quality.

You can save a bundle by making your own.

[R.D.Metcalf]

For the last 5 years I've owned and studied the techniques shown in this book: "Naked Into The wilderness: Primitive Wilderness Living & Survival Skills" -John & Geri MacPherson ISBN:0-9678777-7-b

The book has some lessons on primitive bow and arrow making that might be of interest here. I bought the book primarily to study primitive hide tanning and firemaking, but have been thinking about attempting to make a bow and arrows using these methods. It looks labor intensive but it would definitely be cheap.

[Willrett]

I am a huge fan of 3 rivers myself but I always check other sites for deals. I got a lot of stuff I want to order from 3 rivers when I get some money.