Here's a nice replica Hupa arrow typical of the tribes that lived on the lower Klamath and Trinity Rivers in NW California . It is a compound or two part arrow with the fore shaft made of service berry with an yellow jasper side notched point set in the notch with pitch and sinew.

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This is an amazing reproduction of an arrow among the most feared in the American West , as examples of this type of arrow have been seen in museums this one has been hand made to perfection for an awesome frontier display piece , the Hupa tribe from Northern California in the area known as the Hoopa Valley had this arrow among the styles they ...

George Blake, Hupa/Yurok, b. 1944 Collection History Purchased by Indian Arts and Crafts Board representatives from the artist in 1982; part of the IACB Headquarters collection (Department of the Interior, Washington, DC) until 2000 when it was transferred to NMAI.

This beautiful replica Hupa arrow is an exact copy of an original Hupa arrow held in the Mary Hill Museum in The Dalles, Oregon. The main shaft is made of syringa. The fletch is turkey wing feathers lashed with sinew and glued with hide glue.

This replica Hupa arrow is a close copy of a number of originals I've been able to examine over the years. The shaft is made from a shoot of syringa and grooved and heat treated to help keep the shaft from warping which is why it was done on plains arrows as well.

This replica Hupa arrow is a close copy of an original in a private collection. The main shaft is made from a shoot of syringa . The removable fore shaft is made from a shoot of wild cherry. The large side notched elk bone point is a type seen from Hupa country and has a stem along with side notches and is glued into the notch and sinew wrapped.

Requiring over 3 1/2 years to film and produce, this is the most in-depth DVD ever made on constructing the exquisitely crafted sinew-backed bows and arrows used by the Hupa, Yurok, Karok, Maidu and surrounding tribes of Northern California.