reused arrows

[outdoorsdude]

So, as I am fine tuning my arrow and broad heads for the coming season I came to the conclusion, that two were not enough. Yes, I could buy new shafts and heads; but what about the ones I all ready have??

Let me explain. There are the two, that I shot my elk with last year. The one I shot my elk with the year before. The one I put through that coyote that came into the cow call (nothin like four yotes bustin in to screw up a bull). Etc, etc.

These were all single use arrows, ones that 'meant something' and were part of a great moment in the woods.

So, the question's are:
Do I 'recondition' them, or keep them as "trophys"?

And, what do you do with your "wonderfully used" arrows?

 

[leftturnabq]

If the arrow is reusable, I reuse it.

Call it recycling, if you will.

 

[fishfurlife]

I personally like to see how many animals I can harvest with one arrow before I , break or lose it.

 

[kimbersig]

i like to keep mine as a trophy. i have a little thing made out of antlers that i stick the arrows in and i like showing people the arrows/broadheads that have killed something. lookin at it i have several hundred dollars worth of arrows and broadheads but hey who cares. i say do what ever you want.

 

[Gator]

If they shoot straight still I re-use them until they break or are lost.


"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".