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I just got some goldtip arrows with feathers and bought the waterproofing powder and was wondering if anyone has used it and have any tips.
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haven't had much luck for very long with waterproofing. However, I switched to this quiver with the cover it is perfect for hunting, slide the arrows out the bottom/side..... holds the arrows quietly also.
http://www.3riversarchery.com/Quivers+Side++Safari+Tuff+Arrowmaster+Quiver_c14_s74_p0_i6205X_product.html
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A friend of mine used to use the powder, but I have not seen him use it in a while.
I use a sidestalker quiver that covers the flething, and also spray them with "Camp Dry" silicone, seems to work for me...
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i have used the whisker biscut, no snow. that has worked well and is like camp dry never bought the powder. so i could not tell you i use a hip quiver but had a custom back quiver made. my friend makes sadles and i put him to the test and man is it so f'n sweet. my design his skill i will have to post pics later of it. i will be using it this year with my multi tag
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