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I’ve shot POC arrows in the past, now all I have is aluminum and carbon. I’m looking to make up a batch of woodies and was wondering about the other type woods that are available. Please give me your thoughts on douglas fir, bamboo, sitka spruce, birch, lodgepole, and any others out there. Which are more durable, and which ones weigh the most, etc. Thanks for the help. Happy hunting this fall.
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Check out my post from last year on Arrow Wood Characteristics.
https://www.tradbow.com/members/cfmbb/messages.cfm?threadid=A9153E2D-1422-1DE9-ED2CCBCCCDDFB8D4
I prefer Doug Fir the best with Laminated Birch next after that.
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Check out the other post in this forum on this topic. My vote currently goes to Doug fire, aka Surewood. dp
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Thanks for the posts guys. So far, here is my thoughts. Douglas fir or Sitka spruce. I want a finished weight of about 550gr. for my #53 R/D longbow. Taper the shaft and a 160gr. Stos to help a bit with FOC, 28.5″ to 29″ length. Which of the two woods would get me in this ballpark?
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