arrow archery
My neighbors asked me not Archery Arrows because they are afraid or something, but I did today anyway. With the exception of my arrows jumped the fence and is in his yard. I want my arrow, but I am ashamed.
Humble yourself and ask nicely – BEG! – For your arrow. If (or rather, when) they say "No", understand and learn their lesson. It could have been an expensive …. I doubt that their neighbors are "afraid of arrows or something" – is more may simply not want to put them in danger of being beaten by a stray arrow …. he made when the arrow "jumped the fence." If the arrow had beaten someone or put a hole in his house, which would be more than "shame." This is why even small cities have ordinances prohibiting the practice of archery in the yards and vacant lots.
Kyudo (Japanese Archery) Arrow