Primitive this year

[razorsharptokill]

Shooting a 50 lb Osage selfbow and hickory or rivercane arrows.

 

[kdsulliv]

Looking good, what's your max range with that setup do you think? Did you bare shaft with a blunt arrow beforehand?

 

[SliverShooter]

Those are some nice looking arrows, best of luck.

 

[smoke]

Nice arrows. Did you knap them yourself? I used one on a small buck a few years ago with a homemade osage bow. Got a pass though but lost the head. So . . . i hope someone many years from now finds it!

 

[yukonjon]

That’s neat. Cool looking arrows. What distances are you limiting yourself too? Do you have a lot of variation in the arrow grouping?

 

[MallardSX2]

How do you practice with that stone without destroying it?

 

[Beendare]

Very cool.

I would be curious as to the weight variances in those arrows and heads, have you weighed them?
Then spin checking those must be a nightmare….

You have chosen to use equipment that is limiting your range- for sure. Arrow straightness, weight variances and all that….do you see all that affecting your consistent accuracy? ( It must)

Whats your effective range With that setup?
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[Warmsy]

That looks awesome. I'd like to try a similar set up soon. 3 bows I've tried making so far, and they always break at the tillering stage.

 

[Boxerboxer]

Man I wish primitive points were legal here. Best I could do legally would be a trade point as metal is a requirement.