Tree Sharks- WOW!!!!

[hill boy]

Have you tried sharpening them?This is intresting.      

[Mike Burch]

I really like the looks of the BIG TREE SHARKS.

Hey Ron, which bow is that and how long is it??

Mike

[BD]

I love my woodsmans but the sharks look wicked! How are they to sharpen and what is the best way to sharpen them?

[longstick]

I like those, going to have to get me some if theyre that true

[James Wrenn]

Well I am deer hunting with a 40lb bow this year.I dropped bow weight some but am not dropping my treesharks.    I will use the smaller tigersharks out of my heavier 41 lb bow for hogs but do think I would still be fine with the treeshark but got more tigersharks.  

[OH at work]

James, I agree with you 100% about the Tiger Sharks.  Really like 'em!!!    


Joe

[Ron LaClair]

Mike, that's my 52" Shrew Classic Hunter, it's really handy in that blind.
http://shrewbows.com/shrewclassic.htm

[Dustin Waters]

So how hard are these things to sharpen?  I was on the same boat as someone else around here saying they were looking at the Wensels, but after seeing this head and seeing the weight i need I am very interested.  How do they sharpen.  Can you do it with a file or do you need to know how to work the wheel thingy?  
RON if you can elaborate on this a little Im sure if they turn out to be easy to sharpen Ill be in contact on getting some very soon.

[Joe Clark]

Here is a link to a previous article where JC explains sharpening the heads with the Simmons washer sharpener. I have used a razor rake to sharpen mine and it was easy.

http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=035139

[Ron LaClair]

Dustin, a half round file or the Wheelie sharpener work fine. Here they are at the bottom of the page.
http://www.shrewbows.com/simmons/index.html

[beachbowhunter]

Originally posted by Nakohe:
I just ordered some for my caribou hunt.

While I love these broadheads, you might want to keep a few arrows with smaller broadheads in your quiver if it is windy up there. I don't know how these things would be in a cross breeze  

[Tajue17]

JC do those 190's come as a screw-in or did you install adaptors,,, and if you did they must be the shorts right?????

[longstick]

not finding them on Rons site! I want!

[Landshark160]

Try this:

http://www.simmonssharks.com/

[chris K.]

I saw those heads today, and shot it too. It looks like a harpoon getting a toss down. They were awsome. Thanks again Dean for letting me shoot those new toys of yours. It reminds me of what I am missing, but as you heard and saw of my hand you can see why I like to take the easy road lately. Those heads are huge though!
Chris Kiefner

[OH at work]

Beachbowhunter,  I have not had a problem with any of the sharks planing in a cross breeze.  Just make sure your bow/broadhead combo is tuned correctly.

Joe

[fish theotherone]

wow sexy heads!
whats the cammo shaft?

[Charlie Lamb]

I second everything Beachbowhunter said above. Winds up north can be much more of an issue than in Ohio... not that it isn't windy in Ohio.  

[JC]

Ted, they come in @ 190 right out of the package as a screw in head. Actually, they are much closer to 200 and a bit over with the bleeder installed.

Justin, the camo shaft is the Carbon Express Terminator hunter, now sadly discontinued...but I have a fairly decent supply. Toughest shaft I've ever used.

I haven't had any issue with them planing, but Beachy does offer excellent advice. Good luck on the caribou.

One thing to remember, the screw in head is technically a "barbed" head and is outlawed in many areas. If you look at mine and Ron's pictures, you can see the differences between the glue/screw in. In those areas where you might run into such issues, I'd recommend the glue on with an insert.

[stick_string]

JC, I do not know if you knew this but you can buy the Termenator Shafts still at Cabela's in the "Bargain Cave" online!!  I am getting some myself...this is only while supplies last of course.