Over the years, we have been known to banish arrows to our arrow boxes or the back of our quivers. We have this strange desire for all our arrows to group together. And when they don’t, they must be punished!
Sometimes, these “bad” arrows just need to be repaired (bad fletching, damaged nocks, etc.). But other times, certain arrows just never seem to group with the others. So, they would go into banishment, and we would never use them. Or, we would use them to shoot at steel targets, rabbits or give them to our competition.
Still, it always bothered us that we had invested time and money into these arrows. We wanted to save them. So, we did some investigating to try to figure out why these arrows were…
