With all these loose pheasants around, I thought I'd pick the collective brain of the forum to see what anyone here might suggest as far as flu flu's... See, I have a compound bow, and I have no shortage of turkey feathers... but I'm wondering if it would be worth buying some new bare carbon shafts and making my own flu flu's, or should I try to find a little recurve and buy some wood shafts/premade flu flu's?
Hmmm... Alright. I guess I'll have to pinch a few pennies then. Suppose it was only a matter of time. I've kinda always wanted to shoot traditional... Any recommendations on fairly good quality ones that won't break the bank?
I have shot recurve bows with flu flus at aerial foam targets for years.
Would love to try pheasants but don't know where to go for that. I have an old Redwing Thunderbird pulling 47 pounds that I use. Bear Archery makes fine recurves or you might try Bearpaw Recurves, very nice, fast smooth bows.
Excellent! Thanks for the reply, Elk! I'll look into those bows, maybe take a trip into town and try a few out. As for the pheasants, you wouldn't believe who I might know... Let's just say, we've got about 600 pheasants walking around outside...
Itching for some pheasant bowhunting.
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