Fletcher

• unusual, but not too out there.
• fun to say (hooray CH sound!), and doesn't have the violent implications of Hunter or Archer since the fletcher just makes the arrows - he doesn't shoot things necessarily.

Fletcher was originally an English surname denoting a person who made arrows. As a first name, it peaked in popularity in the USA for boys in the 1890s. It resurfaced in the 1990s with the rise of surname-names. It is growing in popularity, though still only at #800 as of 2010.

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