Any one have pics of T hawk fletched arrows?

[Zradix]

Hey everyone.

Thinking about getting a little chopper in the T hawk shape.

I was hoping to see some pics of arrows fletched with shape before I buy one.

Anyone care to share?

Thanks  

[Izzy]

The results from mine was that it was too close to a banana chopper to tell the difference. Not anything wrong with it but to choose between it and the naner youd have to flip a coin.

[David Mitchell]

Not the best picture, but you can see what they look like.

 

[Zradix]

Thank you for sharing!

Anyone else?

[copperhead95]

zradix, I don't have t-hawks but thread below on  Kanati quivers shows our 3 rivers swifts.  They are probably totally impractical but I really like the way they look!  A very cool fletch.

[Zradix]

Anyone?
Must not be very popular.
Wonder why?

[Zradix]

anyone?

[bigbadjon]

Here are my arrows.

 

I use these as kind of a semi flu flu. These work well at most peoples hunting distances. I only use these sporadically because they have such a high back, think a parbolic did it with a banana. I shoot further than many people and prefer a lower backed parabolicto decrease drag. I don't see many people using these so it may be a way to go if you want to stand out.

[Zradix]

Thanks for the pic!
I think they're cool looking.
Are they a quiet shape?

[bigbadjon]

As quiet as any other high back. If you stand down range and listen you'll find there is no such thing as a silent arrow.