fox arrow

These three arrows are replicas of Sauk/Fox arrows currently in the Smithsonian.  They follow the same construction techniques and use the same materials that the Sauk and Fox tribes would have used for their arrows.  The shafts are made of hardwood shoots and they are fletched with turkey wing feathers.  The points are authentic prehistoric points that were picked up in a plowed field and were sent to me with the request of putting them on arrows that mirror ones used in prehistory.  The points and feathers are all secured with deer sinew wrappings.