I don't get it... maybe I'm strange or something. Where is the fun in losing an arrow? To me, the arrow is as important a part of things as the bow, and they cost money. I'm not poor, but I am retired and I'd rather shoot the same arrows and save money for another bow. I try to take care of my arrows and hate it when I lose one. It isn't something I laugh about. I don't take shots that are doubtful for me if they are backed up by rocks, steel, fast flowing rivers or deep gulleys I can't get down to. At a 3D, I pass such shots and figure I may have saved $5 to $8. If there are too many on a given course, I probably won't go back to that one. Too many shots I feel I should pass spoils it for me, as does going home with fewer arrows than I came with. Guess it's a case of different strokes...
Dick in Seattle