Team PINK, Not what You think...

This is Team PINK.. To be a member You have to have at least 1 PINK color fletching.

So is there any Team PINK members here. The name comes from another site I'm on that is only trad Bowhunting. This is what I love about this site. We are all Archers, Bowhunters and love hunting Public Land.. So if You shoot Trad bows, Compound or even Crossbows and You have PINK FLETCHING (Vanes or feathers) Welcome to team PINK.

Show them if You Got them.

30"BOP Ask shafts cut in selfnocks, Hybrid banana style cut fletching and 160grn Snuffers.

Well Team PINK isn't for everyone. But more and more men are joining the Team. One of the main reasons is, PINK is easier to see in flight and on the ground. Fred Eichler from Easton Bowhunting TV is a Member.

Fred Eichler 2 Years ago, Got His 29th North American Game Animal to Fill The Super Slam with a Recurve Bow. 50% of the Game He took was off Public Land. PINK is My favorite color and I'm not gay, But Manly enuff to Ware it and have it as fletching. It is also a color Not found in the wild.

Heck yea , I use pink fletchings , in honor of my sister in law who lost her battle with breast cancer ..

My Wife is a Cancer Survivor. She has PINK and Purple Fletchings, The colors for Relay for Life.

I do not have any pink arrows but here is a bow for you. I made this for Mary Roberts of Trophy Chick Apparel I thought about building one and auctioning it off using the proceeds to the cancer foundation. My family has a lot of survivors and some that did not make it

LHcustomarchery wrote:I do not have any pink arrows but here is a bow for you. I made this for Mary Roberts of Trophy Chick Apparel I thought about building one and auctioning it off using the proceeds to the cancer foundation. My family has a lot of survivors and some that did not make it

Thats dang nice !

Thank you!

That is Kool......

Thanks for the kind words I will post some more pics to give you all a different view

My wife would absolutely love that bow!

I don't currently have any pink arrows but, I'm sure not opposed to using them. They would be a lot easier to see than some of the ones I'm shooting now.

Well, I am now an official member. I traded a Bitzenburger fletcher for these to shoot out of my Browning Explorer II.