These are the three bows I use. Compound, recurve and primitive or long bow. While I am still a NFAA Basic Archery Instructor, it is difficult to instruct without an archery range. I still make my own cedar shaft arrows and repair the newer arrows as well. Instruction available depending on your needs.
These are a bunch of primitive arrows I am curently working on. I am braking the rules as I am using right and left hand feathers together. I wrap the notched nock area with artifical sinew and then let the glueing dry in the hot house. Then I trim the feathers in my hot wire unit and install field points.
Here are some of the other P.O. ceder arrows from last year. I used precut feathers but rubbed seveal coats of stain to get the tint I wanted. I did repeat drying in the greenhouse where the temps would get in the 90's at times.
These are the three bows I use. Compound, recurve and primitive or long bow. While I am still a NFAA Basic Archery Instructor, it is difficult to instruct without an archery range. I still make my own cedar shaft arrows and repair the newer arrows as well. Instruction available depending on your needs.
These are a bunch of primitive arrows I am curently working on. I am braking the rules as I am using right and left hand feathers together. I wrap the notched nock area with artifical sinew and then let the glueing dry in the hot house. Then I trim the feathers in my hot wire unit and install field points.
Here are some of the other P.O. ceder arrows from last year. I used precut feathers but rubbed seveal coats of stain to get the tint I wanted. I did repeat drying in the greenhouse where the temps would get in the 90's at times.
I am a member of the Oregon Bow Hunters.