Fletching cover
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From: Shug
22-Jun-20
I decided to make a fletching cover from an old pair of rain pants. Not sure how old they were but they were old enough that when I cut a leg off ... all this inner liner fell out like dandruff...
From: JohnMC
22-Jun-20
I hope you had your wife Vacuum that up! ;)
From: Buffalo1
22-Jun-20
How noisy will that material be? My wife made me one out of a piece of scrap camo material with an elastic top to hold it in place over the fletching.
From: DiRTY MiKE
22-Jun-20
Asbestos!
From: Tlhbow
22-Jun-20
Make mine out of thin leopard print. Spray scotch guard on occasion. No bulk.
From: Ambush
22-Jun-20
That’s not liner, that’s flakes of old skin!!
From: t-roy
23-Jun-20
Not big enough ;-)
From: Tlhbow
23-Jun-20
T-Roy you're in luck. It has elastic in it and will probably draw up more thong like for you. It's one grade up from fishnet hose. But see through none the less. Ha, ha,
From: Highlife
23-Jun-20
The cool factor ;)
From: Shug
24-Jun-20
To keep my feathers dry Ground Hunter
From: Tilzbow
26-Jun-20
I found a cover actually makes it worse. Seems the water easily finds its way inside the cover, soaks the feathers and the cover seems to cause the feathers to collapse sooner with the cover pressing against them. I found the best way to keep feathers in good shape in wet weather is to use waterproofing spray or that nasty powder, keep them separated (like in a bow quiver) so they don’t rub on each other and try to avoid walking through wet brush or anything else the feathers will rub against. Also helps to tap the backend of the quivered arrows occasionally to shake off excess water.
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I use a CatQuiver or an original leather Glen St Charles back quiver They hide and protect bright feathers.
Plus I can try to emulate the Glen StCharles cool factor :^)
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I use a CatQuiver or an original leather Glen St Charles back quiver They hide and protect bright feathers.
Plus I can try to emulate the Glen StCharles cool factor :^)
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I use a CatQuiver or an original leather Glen St Charles back quiver They hide and protect bright feathers.
Plus I can try to emulate the Glen StCharles cool factor :^)
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I use a CatQuiver or an original leather Glen St Charles back quiver They hide and protect bright feathers.
Plus I can try to emulate the Glen StCharles cool factor :^)
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I use a CatQuiver or an original leather Glen St Charles back quiver They hide and protect bright feathers.
Plus I can try to emulate the Glen StCharles cool factor :^)
From: Shug
26-Jun-20
It’s for a hip quiver so it should be fine..... ty though
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
Another reason I prefer a CatQuiver or Glen StCharles leather back Quiver.
Hides and protects bright colored feathers.
Plus I get the Glen StCharles Cool factor :^)
From: altitude sick
26-Jun-20
What the?
I guess I Made my point
