3Rivers Hunters Arrows
Item Number: 4072X
Price: $54.95 - $106.98
($54.95 plus any option surcharges.)
3Rivers Hunters Arrows:
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3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 30-35 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 35-40 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 80-85 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 40-45 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 45-50 Spine (+$25.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 50-55 Spine (+$25.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 55-60 Spine (+$25.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 60-65 Spine (+$25.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 65-70 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 70-75 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows, DZ - 75-80 Spine (+$35.04)
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 30-35 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 35-40 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 40-45 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 45-50 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 50-55 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 55-60 Spine
3Rivers Hunter's Arrows (6 pk) - 60-65 Spine
Service - Cut & Taper Shafting:
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No Shaft Cut Service Requested
Cut Shafts - 26" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 31" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 31.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.50" (6 pack) [not in stock] (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.75" (6 pack) [not in stock] (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 27" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.50" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.75" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 28" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.50" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.75" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 29" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.50" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.75" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 30" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.50" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.75" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 31" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Cut Shafts - 31.25" (6 pack) (+$3.00)
Field Points [11/32"=50-85 spine 5/16"=30-45 spine]:
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No Field Points
Glue-On Points 11/32" 125gr (dz) (+$4.99)
Glue-On Points 5/16" 125gr (dz) (+$4.99)
Service - Install Field Points:
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No Field Point Service Requested
Mount Field Points, 12 (+$6.00)
Mount Field Points, 6 (+$4.00)
Full Product Info
Product Ratings & Reviews
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Q:
How do you pick the color of the fletching?
Asked on 4/29/2013 by jpc
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There is a section while you are checking out that asks for special requests or instructions. Please put your colour requests there.
Answered on 4/30/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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If you're buying the pre-packaged cedar hunters arrows, simply write which color you want in the comments section for the order. (I believe the choices are red, yellow, lime, or white)
Answered on 4/30/2013 by Anonymous
Q:
Why us there no option to mount broadheads?
Asked on 1/31/2013 by Brad from Pa
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Q:
How can I choose the fletching color?
Asked on 1/15/2013 by Lucy from Houston, TX
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You can request a your first and second pick at check out wright a customer service message.
Answered on 1/16/2013 by Dave from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
Can you please tell me where your wood arrows are manufactured? I could not find anything in the product description that says where they are made. Thanks.
Asked on 12/27/2012 by crazewelder from Norwalk OH
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Our wood arrows are made here in the USA.
Answered on 12/28/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
I shoot a 65lb left handed blackhawk recurve. I have been shooting carbon arrows, full length but want to start shooting, both target and to hunt, wood. What length and weight?
Asked on 10/13/2012 by jbl66
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We will need to know your personal draw length before recommending an arrow. Give us a call at 1-866-587-9501 and we will help you determine which spine you need.
Answered on 10/15/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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I can help you with the target arrows. The questions you ask are really dependent on your physical dynamics. Let's take the easier of the two, what length? What is your draw length? For target arrows (e.g. field points) I like to add 1" to my draw length. Your other question is a little more complex. The spline weight of your wooden shafts depends on a few factors. Your draw length and your draw weight (what you're really pulling) Your bow may be 65#, but you may be pulling more or less. The only way to know your draw weight is to use a hand held bow scale to get a base reading. Your draw length also comes into play. Bows are rated as some poundage @28". For example, you're bow is rated as 65# at 28". For every 1" of draw length (+ or -) you need to adjust your spline weight by 1 1/2 pounds in the same directions. For example, if your draw length is 28" then your spline weight should be 65 pounds. If your draw weight is 29", your spline weight should be 66 1/2 pounds. If your draw length is 27", then your spline weight should be 63 1/2 pounds. Wooden shafts are normally sold is 5 pound variances. Such as 60-65 pounds or 65-70 pounds. 3Rivers has a nice chart on their web site and in their catalog that has bow weights and draw lengths that could help you select the proper spline weight.
Hope this helps.
Answered on 10/14/2012 by Anonymous
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I simply use the shaft selection chart on the 3rivers website. Make sure to use the one for wood arrows. Just select your point weight, bow poundage, and arrow length (determined by your draw length). That will tell you what spine to order. It's always worked for me. I shoot the 3rivers hunter wood arrows, and they shoot very nicely.
Best of luck.
Answered on 10/13/2012 by Anonymous
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Need to know draw length, a 60-65# wood arrow should do it for yah
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Answered on 10/13/2012 by Anonymous
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I normally shoot 3555 goldtip carbon arrows. 30" 175 gr tip. What would I need in a wood shaft
Asked on 10/8/2012 by Wes from NC
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I will not be able to recommend an arrow size with out knowing the bow weight and your draw length. Give us a call at 1-866-587-9501 or send an email to info@3riversarchery.com and we will help you select the right wooden arrows.
Answered on 10/9/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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I have recently changed from shooting right handed to left handed and find it much easier shooting since my dominant eye is my left eye and can align the bow string with the arrow shaft to the target. My question is "does shooting right or left handed have anything to do with the way the spines on the hunter arrows should rotate to ensure the arrow rotates towards center shot?" My guess is no as when I bought the hunter arrows there was no indication of whether they were to be shot left or right handed. Just curious. Thanks.
Asked on 9/15/2012 by John from Sugar Land, TX
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No, I have never heard of an arrow designed for left hand shooters, and i can not imagine there being a significant differance in flight or accuracy if there was one developed.
Answered on 9/15/2012 by Anonymous
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The arrow will not start spinning until it is at least a few feet in front of the bow. It will not matter if you use RW or LW feathers.
Answered on 9/17/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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what kind of wood are these made of?
Asked on 9/12/2012 by cwils from Vancouver bc
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They are made of cedar and are of good quality for the price. Hope this helps.
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Answered on 9/13/2012 by Anonymous
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These are made of cedar.
Answered on 9/13/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
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If I get a 40# recurve should I get a 40-45 spine?
Asked on 9/11/2012 by Spanky from Earth
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Only if it is center shot.
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Answered on 9/11/2012 by Anonymous
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It really is hard to tell, without trying first. Every bow, every archer is
different. In general I need a 5 lb. stiffer arrow than the bow weight.
Sometimes even 10 lbs. stiffer. You should be able to use 45-50, just don't
cut too short till you test them.
Answered on 9/12/2012 by Anonymous
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It will depend on the draw length and the point weight as well as the bow. We will need some more information before we would be able to suggest an arrow size.
Answered on 9/12/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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Are these already sharp or have sharp points or do I need to buy Broadheads?
Asked on 8/23/2012 by Spanky from Earth
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You will need both field points for practice and broadheads if you are going to be hunting.
Answered on
8/24/2012 by
Ricky from
Pa
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These arrows are not finished. You would have to install points.
Answered on 8/24/2012 by Anonymous
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I just purchased these arrows and they do not have tips you will need to purchase the tips you want and you will also have to cut the arrows to your draw length , shave the points down and glue the tips on. Three rivers has a video on there site explaining the procedures and additional materials you will need. Hope this helps.
Answered on 8/24/2012 by Anonymous
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The Hunter's arrows come without points. You have to have the arrows cut
and tapered and then install glue-on points, whether they be field points
or broadheads. You can also install glue on inserts which allow you to
use screw-on field points and broadheads, but that can increase the weight
of the tip by an unfavorable amount. The Zwickey single bevel broadheads
are a good choice for glue-on broadheads.
Answered on 8/24/2012 by Anonymous
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They do not come with any point or head.
Nor are they already tapered to accept a point.
You will want to buy a tapering tool (its a glorified pencil sharpener. I just trim them carefully with a knife) and the points you want
You will also need some adhesive to stick the points on 3 rivers sells sticks of ferruletight, which is just the right thing to use, though I suppose you could make do with some other glue or epoxy..
Answered on 8/24/2012 by Anonymous
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They do not come with broadheads, no. They are but sticks with fletchings
on them.
Answered on 8/24/2012 by Anonymous
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No, these arrows do not come with points.
Answered on 8/29/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
