if the tape used is relatively fresh and not old, and allowed to 'cure' after fletching up an arrow, any attempt to remove the feathers will pull off the barbs and leave the ground quill attached, no matter what the air temps read.
i've found lost arrows of mine, that were out in the woods for over a year, where the feathers are almost destroyed but it still takes a knife to get the quill to scrape off. i love bohning fletch tape.
make sure both the quill and shaft are oil free. when you lay the tape down on the quill, press it down hard with yer fingernail b4 removing the protective film, after fletching, run yer fingernail across the entire feather, pushing the barbs down into the shaft hard, then do the fore and aft dot of glue.