Snuffer with three 4 inch feathers???

[BowHuntingFool]

Originally posted by Steve O:
A few years ago, my buddy and I were out in Iowa turkey hunting and scouting for deer.  We stopped by Roger Rothhaar's place for dinner and some shooting.  In the process of our little shooting session, Roger found, buried in the grass for a few years a 2216 with a big ol' 160g Snuffer on it.  The feathers were gone.  He said, "Watch this".

He proceeded to shoot that bare shafted Snuffer tipped arrow about 45 yards right into the heart of his deer target.

I think if you are tuned properly, you don't need any fletching to shoot a big Snuffer!

Thats AWESOME Steve O!!!!!!!!!!!!

[James Wrenn]

I would not use them with snuffers myself.It is a big head and not the best flying because of it's size if you flub a release at all.At hunting distances there is no advantage in useing smaller feathers when using a heavier arrow.I would not use small feathers on a heavier arrow or use big ones on a light arrow because there is not advantage to either for hunting. jmho

[cyred4d]

I agree that more feather on a hunting arrow is a good thing.

[Shawn Leonard]

They will be fine, but as said above a flecthing jig and buying your own feathers will save a lot of money in the long run. Even just having one, saves money on repairs or when ya buggar just one feather. Shawn