In our 7th episode Brad Salon of Roots School and Matt Corradino of Caribbean Earth Skills talk about making primitive arrows. Whether for traditional archery, traditional hunting, or for survival skills, we talk about our preferences and mistakes for making arrows from scratch out of natural materials. Expect to learn about selecting and straightening arrow shafts from the wild, hafting the arrowhead, pitch glue, fletching with feathers and sinew, spining the arrow, cutting nocks, broadheads, and more.

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