How To Fletch Primitive Arrows #archery #primitive #bowandarrow

How to Fletch Primitive Arrows can be easy given some patience and understanding of the resources you have. This is one way of about twenty different ways to connect fletchings to an arrow shaft. I can't stress the importance of using arrows from the same wing!

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[Aldh]

This is by far the best YouTube video I have ever seen on fletching arrows. I learned so much and will use all the tips, tricks and methods on my future arrows. Thanks!

[wrothelk]

The amount of knowledge that you give us that was taught generations before as a need to know to survive but knowledge that a man should know how to do, keep up the awesome content 💯🔥

I’m sure sooner than later all your help is going to pay off.. as a wise man once said “I don’t know with what WW3 will be fought but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones”

[awsomedude]

Using arrows or slingshots, primitive weapons is really cool, probably one of my favorite videos from you so far

[elliotepic]

In England I've see people use the chewed bulbs from the blue bell flower as glue, you have to be careful chewing the bulbs as they are mildly toxic, great vid.

[loganrendulic]

Donny! Thank you very much for your time in making this video. It confirmed some methods I was using that I wasn’t sure on, along with giving much more insight into techniques I didn’t know or fully understand.
I may be setting aside the last batch of arrows I made and make some more.

[lightning]

Hi Donnie, Awesome, awesome, awesome ! Had to watch the video twice. You answered a lot of my questions ! Thanks Donnie

[primalbushcraft]

Very cool video as always thanks donny

[Michael-umpd]

Thank you ! You are definitely the man !

[josephcormier]

Outstanding video awesome content at first I thought I was doing it wrong and then you tell us they can be glued all the way down I was on the edge of my seat thank you for sharing this with us six stars brother

[asmith]

Imagine the King says "We're going to war with the neighboring kingdom, I need 10, 000 arrows." And can you imagine whoever invented the bow and arrow? Fletchings probably came later, the smile on their face!

[kandihinshaw]

Hey Donny thank you very much for this very informative video. It is very much appreciated. And thank you for sharing your knowledge with everybody.

[dustinhoffman]

Thanks for putting all this awesome content together. I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel 🤙

[ibanheadhunter]

I've always wanted to try and make fletches because of all the chickens in my farm. Very helpful.

[reseric]

Your the example I use when someone ask me what I want to do with my life

[stonedape]

I been practicing archery for a while now and i really one make my own arrows and bow. I hope one day il be as cool as you and be able to hunt with the tools i made myself

[saveyorsephiroth]

Man that was an awesome and informative video. Great tips with those gouges.

[patrickdennis]

Thank you for the information about identifying the right and left wing feather. That information is not addressed in many other videos. I have built a few arrows some fly better than others. I didn't know that feathers from the same wing fly better. I once built a beautiful two feather turkey tail arrow that would not fly straight, zigzag madly. My life has improved.

[DumbMetalHead]

Thanks for the great video once again donny. 😀 I think you would find the Dutch arrow / swiss arrow a lot of fun to make and throw and could make a cool video if you're ever looking for new ideas

[mrkultra]

Right on, that came out great, thanks Donny

[Cynax]

Discovered, you by watching your short videos. I really like the longer version videos though. Your channel has really got me interested in primitive skills/survival. Really, wanna start putting my own primitive knapping kit together. Thanks for the awesome content!