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Kegan:
Okay, you guys wold know this- when Native Americans carried arrows in their bow hands, didn't this affect their shot if they were using D-bows? Would it crunch the arrows ????
jamie:
ive never had a problem. i do find there is a sweet spot though. that way the shafts dont slap and spook the game.
Justin Snyder:
--- Quote from: Kegan on June 16, 2007, 06:32:57 pm ---Okay, you guys wold know this- when Native Americans carried arrows in their bow hands, didn't this affect their shot if they were using D-bows? Would it crunch the arrows ????
--- End quote ---
That would be Bob you are describing. His arrow looks fine to me. ;D Justin
jignfrog:
Pat that is a great idea. I may have to try that. I personally can't stand to have another arrow in my hand bow hand when shooting. I can't seem to keep if from slapping the bow when I shoot. But it may be that I am not holding the arrow correctly. It looks like that might be easier to control the arrow since one side of the arrow will secured to the bow.
Ron
Pat B:
I feel uncomfortable carrying an unsheathed broadhead while walking. :o This way the broadhead is protected and so am I. ;) These can also be used not attached to the bow but just as a broadhead cover. Pat
ps. This is one of those.."why didn't I think about that?...situations. ::)
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