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knappy head

Started by geno, May 16, 2007, 08:44:00 PM

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geno

I was wondering if anyone uses knaped heads to kill deer size game. I have not made any yet but I can not look at a pretty piece of flint or stone without thinking that would make a nice head>I think this might turn into another hobby.
I will have to do some reading..
"Learning how to shoot a bow is easy if you learn the right way"..Howard Hill

vermonster13

Paging Ferret and a host of others!
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KILLER B

Yes people do.  If you have ever seen the best and wosrt of Tred Barta I believe he uses them almost all the time. I think i even remember seeing him take a moose with one.   If they were good enough for indians there good enough for me.
Sticks and stones break deer bones.
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bayoulongbowman

Its not legal in all states , check ur game laws!
"If you're living your life as if there is no GOD, you had  better be right!"

adeeden

My avatar picture on the left has a doe killed with an obsidian point I knapped. Actually that same arrow and head has taken 2 does and a buttonbuck, and is still in perfect shape!
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

knife river

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Doug Campbell

Don't do it geno!! Slowly back away from the rocks  :D  

Hey Woody  :wavey:
Life is wonderful in Montana!!
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Paul/KS

And if'n ya break it send it to me fer my flintlock...  :)  
sort of recycling...

pappy

Didn't know what this was about,but I just had to read it.
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knife river

Did you think the thread might have been started by Don Imus?    :smileystooges:
TGMM Family of the Bow

"Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."
 Martin Luther King, Jr.

Ray Hammond

hey, Woody.

Some of the pics on that favorites thread you linked to were missing.

Do you want me to see if I can find them on my puter at home, and email them to you so you can fill the slots back?

I think you are missing the pigs in the walk in cooler for one! I am pretty sure I have that one, and the one of you skinning with the amoeba knife
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the Ferret

QuoteOriginally posted by knife river:
Did you think the thread might have been started by Don Imus?      :smileystooges:  
Well that's immediately what came to my mind   :biglaugh:  

My first hunt with flint I missed a whitetail up in Michigan when my arrow was deflected by a pine branch. It buried the head in a black oak, destroying the shaft and chipping the tip off the head. The next spring I went after hogs in Florida.I had one flint head with me and 3 trade point arrows. I shot a big boar in the neck with the flint head (it turned on me just as I shot) and although I got good penetration and it bled well, it didn't immediately kill it and I finished it off with a trade point tipped arrow. So I don't count that a kill with flint. The next fall/winter I used a flint head to kill a whitetail here in Ohio (things die easier if you hit them in the right spot with the first shot LOL). I'm currently turkey hunting with flint heads but haven't gotten a shot yet.

I know Dean Torges, Doug Campbell, Tim Ott, Ralph Conrad, and Matt Graesch, just to name a few have all killed deer with flint heads.
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