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Show your cresting colors

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Ralphie 01-May-12
Shorthair 01-May-12
Snag 01-May-12
Ralphie 01-May-12
Shorthair 01-May-12
Dan In MI 01-May-12
Westbrook 01-May-12
Westbrook 01-May-12
Westbrook 01-May-12
Drewster 01-May-12
viking hammer 01-May-12
White Falcon 01-May-12
the Black Spot 01-May-12
the Black Spot 01-May-12
PaPa Doc 01-May-12
mike in pa 01-May-12
mike in pa 01-May-12
mike in pa 01-May-12
Whittler 01-May-12
Jeffer 01-May-12
reddogge 01-May-12
reddogge 01-May-12
reddogge 01-May-12
reddogge 01-May-12
Tradbh 01-May-12
Shorthair 01-May-12
Ralphie 01-May-12
Rocket Dog 01-May-12
DNG47 01-May-12
Snag 02-May-12
Snag 02-May-12
Snag 02-May-12
heavybows 02-May-12
wildwills 02-May-12
White Falcon 02-May-12
sadie jones 02-May-12
sadie jones 02-May-12
sadie jones 02-May-12
Linecutter 02-May-12
Dan In MI 02-May-12
DNG47 02-May-12
stagetek 02-May-12
Ralphie 02-May-12
From: Ralphie
Date: 01-May-12




I would like very much to see cresting color combinations and patterns. I will begin to use a new cresting tool on my first batch of shafts. The shafts are walnut stained, and I will be fletching with natural turkey feathers. I hope to add some color to the arrows with the cresting. thanks

From: Shorthair Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 01-May-12




I have only really used two designs when I had the choice...

primary- red cap....two thick black lines bordered by thin silver lines.

secondary- black cap......one red thick line bordered by thin silver lines

red barred fletching...green flou snap on nock....

cresting should be unique to you.....a way to identify your arrows. when I shot in Maryland a guy that walked the range hunting arrows with metal detector for spare arrow bucket....would always hold mine out as I always used the same patterns and colors every time.

I picked red as it is easy for me to see....especially with flour green nock. the rest is because I thought it was pretty. LOL

keep em sharp,

ron herman

From: Snag Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 01-May-12

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I'll start off. Have fun making your arrows!

From: Ralphie
Date: 01-May-12




Holy Toledo Snag !!

I guess being a photographer, and Scottish, has me looking for color combinations. Not to copy, but rather to inspire me, to figure out my own color combination.

From: Shorthair Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 01-May-12




use your tartan colors....I am Clan Gunn and thought of having a wrap made to match the tartan...unless you want to paint them by hand.

I will post up mine this evening...

keep em sharp,

ron herman

From: Dan In MI
Date: 01-May-12

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My last hunting set.

From: Westbrook Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 01-May-12




Here's a few

Eric

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From: Westbrook Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 01-May-12




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From: Westbrook Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 01-May-12




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From: Drewster
Date: 01-May-12

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Here's my first effort at woodies. Fun!

From: viking hammer Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 01-May-12

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wow you guys are awesome ! Heres some of mine

From: White Falcon
Date: 01-May-12

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From: the Black Spot
Date: 01-May-12




For some reason I always liked the old pearson fletch on their commercial arrows.

From: the Black Spot
Date: 01-May-12




Meant to be "crest" not fletch

From: PaPa Doc
Date: 01-May-12

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I don't get to fancy because I tend to loose them to fast.

From: mike in pa
Date: 01-May-12

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From: mike in pa
Date: 01-May-12

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From: mike in pa
Date: 01-May-12

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pretty simple, but ive never seen anyone's arrows look like mine. i usually use the same one.

From: Whittler
Date: 01-May-12




If your don't have a crown and your just going to crest put white under the colors like yellow, red, orange etc.

The white will make your colors brighter and not dull. And seal over them with a poly. I use water base, the oil base will turn a little yellow.

From: Jeffer
Date: 01-May-12




More beautiful arrows!!!

From: reddogge Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 01-May-12

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From: reddogge Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 01-May-12

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From: reddogge Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 01-May-12

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From: reddogge Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 01-May-12

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From: Tradbh
Date: 01-May-12

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My preferred hunting arrow. Cedar Bear X-300 clone!

From: Shorthair Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 01-May-12

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here are some of mine but like mentioned above my standard arrow setup is pretty much same as one 3rd from left.....minus I usually put red barred fletching on them and a black strip on either side of the yellow....no pictures on computer of that one though but these will give you an idea.

ones on far right I won in auction for FEARLESS IN CO years ago...they were done by ARROWS BY KELLY with turkey fletching dyed pale yellow, chundoo shafts and his own design using my red, yellow and black with silver borders.

keep em sharp,

ron herman

From: Ralphie
Date: 01-May-12




Wow! thanks guys some great stuff. I especially like when there is a band between the nock and fletch. This inspires me . Now I am thinking of splicing a bit gof red or white feather to the tail. thank God I am retired now !

From: Rocket Dog
Date: 01-May-12

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Six of each waiting to be fletched. About half of what I did over the winter -- pretty obvious I was getting a little stir crazy!

From: DNG47
Date: 01-May-12

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Not much creating on these shafts , tried the torch for the first time. Completely different from anything I have done.

From: Snag Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 02-May-12

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From: Snag Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 02-May-12

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From: Snag Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 02-May-12

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From: heavybows
Date: 02-May-12




Very nice arrows!

From: wildwills
Date: 02-May-12

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Not as good as the others posted, but I'm getting there...here's some I made for a friend.

From: White Falcon
Date: 02-May-12

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More of Stu Millers work!!!

From: sadie jones
Date: 02-May-12




From: sadie jones
Date: 02-May-12




From: sadie jones
Date: 02-May-12

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From: Linecutter
Date: 02-May-12




I don't have pictures to post but stained shaft with just cresting lines, I just don't care for the capped look. DANNY

From: Dan In MI
Date: 02-May-12




Kevin,

There's an awful lot of overlap with that brand. Do you live with the bump or trim them???

From: DNG47
Date: 02-May-12




Sorry for the typo, I meant (cresting ) not creating....stupid phone !!!

From: stagetek Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 02-May-12

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Easy to follow and find in the snow.

From: Ralphie
Date: 02-May-12




What a great collection of different cresting !





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