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[CrisW.]

Well it seems it has been a while since I was around and when I called Milt at what used to be Wildcat Canyon and he informed me that he sold the business three years ago. This confirmed, that indeed, I have been fly fishing a whole bunch and not shooting bows and arrows.  I have been shooting again now for a couple months and I need some new arrows.
I need some suggestions on who can make me some pretty ones like Milt used to, but I don't want to cry like a baby when I break one.  I live in Western NC so anyone close to that would get my attention first.  Glad to be back around.  Looking forward to getting back in the woods a bit and going to some shoots.
Cris

If you are talking about wood arrows, I would contact snag on here. His arrows are beautiful!

Bisch

[CrisW.]

Yes, I'm sorry, I shoot wood.  I have a 55# Mike Treadway so it likes them towards the 55-60 spine w the ff string.

[Marc B.]

Bill Stroupe will hook you up. He is in Dallas down below Hickory and makes as fine an arrow as anyone.

[Sockrsblur]

X2 for Snag!

[Bud B.]

Originally posted by Marc B.:
Bill Stroupe will hook you up. He is in Dallas down below Hickory and makes as fine an arrow as anyone.

That was gonna be my suggestion.

I have his contact info if you want it.

[Homebru]

Lots of good arrow makers are sponsors here.  I have experience w/ Snag and would not think twice to call him again......I will, soon.
homebru

[Tajue17]

I personally like Snag for surewoods and Elite for cedars.

I was blown away when I grain tested My last dozen of Surewoods from snag and 9 out of 12 hit the same exact grain weight! the other 3 where within 3 grains and these arrows shoot like carbons.  surewoods are tough! and if you like a heavier than cedar and a lot tougher than cedar arrow these are them.

[Bob Baur]

I usually make my own but recently was pressed for time & ordered some from  North West Archery  & was very impressed with the quality. They shoot every bit as good as they look!

 

Not the best picture taken with my iPhone but those are Douglas Fir shafts.

[Centex]

Magnus of Turkey Flite Traditional makes some sweet arrows.

[CrisW.]

Thanks guys. Contact info for Mr. Stroupe and Snag?

[Marc B.]

Cris sent you a pm with Bill's info.

[JBridegroom22]

Snag's website is wilderness custom arrows.
http://www.wildernesscustomarrows.com
Josh