salt cedar arrows

[Bohunter0908]

Howdy Y'all
 Just wanted to show off some arrows I made from
Salt cedar shoots fletched with duck feathers from a northern shoveler
The point on one is a trade point I made from banding material the other
Is sharpened and burnt to harden thanks for looking .

 Thanks, Bo
  LaPorte TEXAS

[half eye]

Very nice lookin arrows. Fun to make as well. That fire hardened arrow will really surprise you for it's ability to penetrate.
rich

[Badly Bent]

Real nice primitive arrows Bo. Never seen salt cedar before but those shoot shafts look real good and I like the duck fletching.

[Pat B]

Nice arrows. How do they fly.
 Salt Cedar makes a hard, heavy arrow. It is an invasive exotic so you are saving the environment by using it for arrows. 

[crooketarrow]

  What is salt ceder never used it.

[Bohunter0908]

They fly pretty darn good I've only shot them out to about 15 yards but they hit where
I pointed so thats good enough for me they are pretty sturdy and heavy wich is the way I
Like em .... I actually cut these shoots out of the yard of a company i was workking for and dont acess to any more wich kinda sucks cuz i like them but when i cut them i didnt know what it was but thanks to PA and all the great people on here i was able to get their identification gotta love this site. Thanks for looking and the compliments.

 Thanks, Bo
 LaPorte TEXAS

[Bohunter0908]

Do any of yall know where to get some  salt cedar or where i might be able to get some because i
I really do like it it tough and i like the primitive look and like said i dont have acess to ay more

Thanks, Bo
 

[Poggins]

Here in Oklahoma they are thick on the Cemeron river , I've seen them in other places around here but not like on the Cemeron . I haven't thought about using salt cedar , gues I'll have to stop looking at all the osage trees and cut some salt cedar next time I go ( I've cut some to cook hot dogs on and prop fishing poles on ) .