For the past few years I have been shooting White Birch woodies and absolutely love them. Now the time has come that I need to get some more shafts, and I can't seem to find anybody that carries White Birch anymore. I know Cedar is THE standard for woodies, but they break way to easy for me and I like the slightly heavier weight of the Birch.
So, my question to everyone here is, what woods that are currently available from vendors would closely resemble the White Birch qualities of durability and weight?
From what little information I have been able to find about different woods for arrows, I think my best choices would be Douglas Fir or Popular and possibly Sitka Spruce. However, I think I have read that Sitka Spruce is usually lighter than cedar or the same weight, so that probably wouldn't be what I am looking for. Oh, and I really don't want anything that would be "super heavy" either, like laminated Birch, etc.
Thanks in advance for your knowledge.