Whatcha shooting?

[Doug_K]

Back and forth between wood & carbon, but I've been shooting mostly wood this year.

[KyRidgeRunner]

I've been shooting carbon since 1999.  I would like to give woods a whirl in the future but for now I'm still trying to master the whole trad thing so I'm holding onto the ease and simplicity of my carbons for now.

[Austin Brown]

Mainly aluminum because they are cheap and super easy to tune and work with.  I love wood too and will make and shoot/hunt with it in the future, but to me they end up being more expensive to cull through enough to wind up with a quality batch of arrows.  Haven't gave carbon a fair chance, needing an arrow saw to tune is a turn off to me.  But won't rule them out in the future.  They present the opportunity to use some broadheads that I would liketo use but would make total arrow weight heavier than I want with aluminum.

[Cootling]

Carbon.  They are cheap because I rarely break one and they don't bend, and they shoot very well for me.

[9 Shocks]

Carbons for tunability and strength

[Ken Babicky]

Have both, prefer wood and use it far more than carbon. My opinion, carbon is more consistent, but I think wood is quieter and I just feel it's what I should use with my Hills and other longbows. I also make my own woodies and therefore am not concerned with losing them when stumping or small game hunting, lol! I do have a tendency to use carbon more often with Recurves, not really sure why.

[Ken Babicky]

I should add, I have a few boxes of aluminum, but they don't get much use.

[Jake Scott]

I shoot carbons, these days easton fmj's exclusively.  Looking into trying some arrow dynamics in the future.

Jake

[iohkus]

I listed aluminum, but they are a mix (Easton FMJ's), so change the vote if necessary.
    Will

[akbowbender]

Wood!

[akbowbender]

Wood!

[Dan bree]

Wood  but 2 x. On the microflites.  Wish I can find somebody hoarding them.

[cyred4d]

Carbon for the consistency and the durability.

[KyStickbow]

I shoot aluminum....no reason to not shoot the other two. I just always shot the aluminums...no need to change.

[habujohn]

Carbons mostly

[damascusdave]

Your poll does not even come close for me...I shoot all carbon arrows, carbon wrapped in aluminum, aluminum and wood...when I get my FITA style hunting bow set up I will be shooting aluminum wrapped in carbon arrows...we live in a time with many great choices when it comes to arrows and it just seems foolish to me to limit oneself...they all have their place

DDave

[Sam McMichael]

I like wood, especially out of my Hill bows. Within my effective hunting range, out to about 20 yards, it is as accurate as carbon and looks a lot better.

[Pine]

I am surprised at the results of the poll . I would have thought that wood would have been much higher .

[MR BILL SHORTY]

wood  

[Dan bree]

The only thing I wrapped  d Dave is venison and bacon lol  wood  is good.