How Do You Make Flu Flu Arrows?
Flu flu arrows are used by bow hunters when they are shooting at flying or fleeing prey. Flu flu fletchings catch a large amount of air and rapidly slow the arrow so that it cannot fly a great distance, thus making it easier to retrieve after a missed shot. There are many methods to making flu flu arrows, however the easiest consists of using four full width feathers to fletch the arrows. While this method does not slow the arrow as quickly as the spiral fletched flu flu method, it is easier to perform for new or novice arrowsmiths. This article describes how to make flu flu arrows using the four fletched method. Read on for the details! Prepare the fletching tool by putting it on the “four fletch” setting and nocking an arrow. For more information on the fletching process, consult your fletching tool manual or the eHow archives. Decide on the length of fletching you want and cut the fletchings to length. Six-inch fletchings are normal for flu flu arrows. Leave the fletchings full widt
