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This is likely my last harvest of 2021 as my knee replacement is only days away. This was the 21'st bow kill for the year. I do suburban archery deer removal and I spent a week and half bowhunting Africa) I used my homemade 6 blade broadhead and the blood trail was impressive and short

48 hours after taking this buck with a bow and homemade broadhead. Tenderloins cooked Sous Vide for 4 hours at 132F then seared. The euro mount goes in the whitening solution today. The cape from my buck went to a young hunter that was unable to find his bow kill in time from opening weekend...

Im back from my South African Bowhunting trip. I was fortunate to take 8 animals with a bow and most with my own homemade broadhead. Some have been asking to see the broadhead I designed. Here is a video of the 8 animals I took and that head. Just know that Youtube has already restricted it.

After a year delay due to covid the africa trip is a reality. I depart in 2 day (Sat. aug. 28)

It was a really enjoyable time. I sponsored the Friday Night recognition dinner which had more people attend than they bargained for.

I was there for all the days and put on a Seminar on Broadhead Lethality. It was a very good time. I also picked up and Archery Muskox hunt in Greenland for next year.

Here is the video I did showing what happens when you dont match (and do match) the fletching spin to the single bevel (left hand or right hand)

I would set up no less than 450 grains TAW. Get perfect flight by tuning and use a cut on contact head and leave the rage heads for small game. If you value a pass through go with long head (low aspect ratio.) To max out the likelyhood of a pass through. I wrote this after evaluating this head...

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I bought these 3 Iron Will Buffalo (250 grain without bleeders) to do a sharpening video for my company (Stay Sharp) Now Im selling them and the same sharpening guide used in the video. Theye are new heads, never mounted to an arrow or shot. I only sharpened one edge to produce the video. New...

I asked the question in more than a dozen groups on social media about broadhead vent noise. 98% of respondents said that vented broadheads are louder than non vented broadheads so I put that theory to the test in my latest broadhead video. FYI, I included not 1 but 2 sound meters (decibel...

A unique head and a challenge for many to sharpen.

Alien broadheads.