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I think fletching is one of the easiest skills to level in and one of the easiest to make money in as well for <a href="http://www.rs2pl.com/runescape-accounts.html">runescape accounts</a>. Most of the materials can be bought and the resulting items can be sold or High Alched for a profit. Until you reach higher levels do not try to sell or alch your finished product. You will not have much luck selling them and if you High Alch them you will lose a lot of money on the runes you use.
   For the time being you should just sell the items back to the general store. That is why whenever you look in a busy General Store you will see thousands of Oak and Willow bows both strung and unstrung. Everyone is trying to make a little scratch.
 
   Once you start making yew long bows, magic short bows, and magic long bows you can start to High Alch them. This will not only build up your magic experience, but it will also make you loads of <a href="http://www.rs2pl.com">runescape gold</a>. Yew long bows will be alched for 768 gp each. magic short bows, go for 960 gp and magic long bows will give you 1,536 gp each. You could actually buy all the materials for a magic long bow and still come out ahead after you High Alched it. Magic log 1000 gp, Bowstring 100gp Nature Rune 350 gp. Net profit 86 gp. This is a worse case scenario seeing how you are going to make the Magic Bows yourself with your high Fletching level and not buy all the material yourself.
 
   Arrows are another excellent resource that can make you a lot of money. Rangers are always buying arrows in bulk and will pay to have to go to several different stores or different buyers.  Make sure you are selling steel and above only. Rangers will not buy anything lower than that and you will be wasting your time if you try.

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can you shoot a deer behind the left shoulder and not hit vitals?

i shot htis buck today and i saw the arrow bury flrtching deep low behind the front shoulder i let him go for about 45 mins and started traking found some blood but not a whole lot figured since the arrow didn't pass through thats why no blood i jumped the buck about 100 yards he didn't run but just walked away couldn't smell me wind was in my face i backed out slow as he walked slowly away i went home hoping to find him in the morning. so what do ya think broadside shot from a treestand about 20 feet up deer was up hill alittle at a distance of about 25 yards. i know i saw that arrow bury fletching deep.
i found the deer it was double lunged just low and cliped the front of the gut found him 50 yards from where i shot him thanks guys

Could be that because your shooting out of a treestand that your arrow may have passed below the vitals and embedded in the opposite leg. You would have very little blood trail.

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