For my birthday my lovely wife bought me an assortment of archery supplies. (chosen from my wish list). The one thing she ordered that was not on the list was some full length Feathers because she thought they were pretty.
Well I instantly thought of Flu Flu fletching and grabbed the contact cement. Now this was my first attempt at spiral flu flu and it turned out pretty good. I took it out and shot it and was amazed how it shot with the quick drop off at the end.
I haven't shot at a target yet, (working on form and all that.) But an idea crept in my head so I grabbed an empty milk jug and headed to the backyard. After moving the Lawn gnomes and delicates to a safe zone, I set the jug on the ground nocked an arrow got ready and gave the jug a kick. The first shot was more of a wrestling match between me and the bow, trying to draw and the arrow flopping of the rest without getting the shot off. After awhile I was able to draw, shoot and sometimes hit. Spent hours doing this. The most fun I've had with my recurve so far! just curious what you all might use when shooting like this? :shooting:
Well I instantly thought of Flu Flu fletching and grabbed the contact cement. Now this was my first attempt at spiral flu flu and it turned out pretty good. I took it out and shot it and was amazed how it shot with the quick drop off at the end.
I haven't shot at a target yet, (working on form and all that.) But an idea crept in my head so I grabbed an empty milk jug and headed to the backyard. After moving the Lawn gnomes and delicates to a safe zone, I set the jug on the ground nocked an arrow got ready and gave the jug a kick. The first shot was more of a wrestling match between me and the bow, trying to draw and the arrow flopping of the rest without getting the shot off. After awhile I was able to draw, shoot and sometimes hit. Spent hours doing this. The most fun I've had with my recurve so far! just curious what you all might use when shooting like this? :shooting:
