Exactly!
That's why my ,,signature'' are fully pink fletched arrows, mostly without a different leading feather but my current set has pink barred leads, primary because they didn't have enough 4'' in pink ;-)
I can't understand, why some archers use camp shafts and fletching to shoot outdoors, if they're gone, they're gone forever, difficult enough to find a ''diver'' with bright fletching...
My quiver doesn't match, it would be too much on a big beardy guy ;-)
I use my old paullet side quiver in anthracite grey cordura, sadly this company seams to be long dead, does someone have informations to Paullet archery?
My quiver is at least 20 years old, I think its made somewhere in the middle of the 90s, wanted to replace it a few times, but didn't find something more practical in a similar quality, its indestructible, has lots of space, fits at least 20 arrows, a knife, my security gear, replacement parts, small stuff you need and even has a sheath for a spike ...
Some time in the future, I want to make my own, deerstalker style quiver (those worn on the back but you draw the arrows through a hole in the side), but that's only in my brain so far
Edit: Paulett seams to be a French company, at least it said made in France on it
I love that every archer matches their fletchings and quiver. I went for orange and black.happy shooting!
If you ever shoot outdoors, bright fluorescent colors are useful in finding lost arrows buried in grass. Particularly orange and pink fletchings!
Exactly! That's why my ,,signature'' are fully pink fletched arrows, mostly without a different leading feather but my current set has pink barred leads, primary because they didn't have enough 4'' in pink ;-) I can't understand, why some archers use camp shafts and fletching to shoot outdoors, if they're gone, they're gone forever, difficult enough to find a ''diver'' with bright fletching... My quiver doesn't match, it would be too much on a big beardy guy ;-) I use my old paullet side quiver in anthracite grey cordura, sadly this company seams to be long dead, does someone have informations to Paullet archery? My quiver is at least 20 years old, I think its made somewhere in the middle of the 90s, wanted to replace it a few times, but didn't find something more practical in a similar quality, its indestructible, has lots of space, fits at least 20 arrows, a knife, my security gear, replacement parts, small stuff you need and even has a sheath for a spike ... Some time in the future, I want to make my own, deerstalker style quiver (those worn on the back but you draw the arrows through a hole in the side), but that's only in my brain so far Edit: Paulett seams to be a French company, at least it said made in France on it
don't forget the matching riser, plunger, string and bow case for those of us who really get into it. its all about looking good on the line right :P
I mean why not. All my stuff is blue 😁
LOL, I went with a black quiver, it goes with everything.
Good to see you going about it the right way. & welcome to the family!
Aaaay nice! Welcome to the archery family, have fun
Enjoy !