Tell me about fletching with feathers

[duck'n]

Cotton, that is AWESOME! To heck with the plastic wraps, you sold me on that! I have some GT's just waitin for some feathers right now. I can't wait to give it a whirl. Thanks.

[LostHawg]

I posted this on the wrong thread. LOL Here ya go.

Here's that crestor I'm talking about. This one will give you the cleanest lines. I just don't know where to get them from. Go to www.outdoorcore.com if you're interested and ask "Slingblade" where he got his. Or www.clearforkarchery.com and ask James. *Clearfork has gone out of business, but I believe they still have the website. Slingblade got one and then James liked it so got him one as well. Zero wobble as far as I could tell. Unlike the ones that use a chuck and a cradle.

[Cotton]

Tracy, that does look like it would do a heck of a job! I'm going to hunt that one down.

[broken arrow]

Phillips crester correct?

[Cotton]

Here's the Phillips Pro-crester

[Cotton]

It's an Arrow Specialties of Enumclaw, Washington.

Got the critter IDed now I just need to find one!?!

[LostHawg]

I talked to my buddy "Slingblade" last night and he said it is an Arrow Specialties.

[Bill M]

What type of fletching jig are you guys using?

[duck'n]

TH, I use a Bitz jig.

[mar91773]

I found a good video on eaby .. it was like $10. Its called Setting up Recurves and Longbow and aroow making. The guy that made is is Paul Brunner. It was a pretty good video. I learn alot from it.

[LostHawg]

Too Short (Paul Brunner) has some good info in his vids.

I use two JoJan monofletchers. Can't justify the price of the multifletcher when the two monos work just fine. Just takes a little longer. A lot of folks like the Bitzenburger though.