Sioux/Lakota Arrow Replica

This colorful Sioux arrow replica is a copy of an authentic Sioux arrow in a museum in Wisconsin.  The shaft is made of a hardwood shoot.  It’s fletched with turkey wing and tail feathers, one of which is dyed red.  The metal point is made from an old barrel hoop and sinew wraps hold everything together.  Identical arrows made by Sioux warriors were used for hunting and warfare.  As you scroll through the photos, check out the painting by George Catlin, showing a buffalo hunt he witnessed in the early 1800’s. The Plains warriors used arrows identical to this one to bring down 2,000 lb bison with one shot.  How’s that for owning a piece of history?  

Arrow length: 27 inches.  Shipped in a PVC pipe to ensure safe delivery to your door.  Free delivery to all U.S. customers.