Bamboo
some stone
pine pitch
and
bear sinew.
I am ready!!!
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What kind of launcher are using to send these rockets?
Osage self bow.
Purely awesome!! Wish I had the skills to Knapp ! Maybe one day
WVF, I am SURE you are ready, just incredible the beauty of those arrows and using a self bow. Go get em! Best of luck.... you have a connection with very early hunters, that's so important... :thumbsup:
Man, thats about as fine a rig as a guy could want! :thumbsup:
Good luck & Hope you get to put to the true test.
That is really cool! I'm gonna shoot a critter with a stone point one of these days!
Bisch
Good luck with your sticks and stones. Looking forward to seeing the hero shot. :thumbsup:
one of last years stone harvests.
That is AWESOME!
Love it!
I have a question though....
How do stone points stand up to practice shots in a target?...I'm thinking a soft fabric type target would be worth sacrificing...but maybe they hold up to the foam broadhead targets?
Do they dull like steel heads?
Just thinking it would a a lot of work to unmount a touch up a stone head.
Just curious what you guys with stone points do...Keep thinking of trying it out..but I'd like to know some of the little things before I get surprised....lol
I always make a couple extra for shooting foam. I try to get the weight of the points close to the weight of field tips, then ionce im dialed in i will shoot the foam a few times using the stone. Ive never really noticed my difference except the stone points tear up my foam targets. They hold up pretty well as long as you have them mounted securely. The may need sharpened before using for hunting which will reduce the weight though. I use titebond III on once the sinew is dried. it waterproofs the sinew but also provides another layer of attachment.
Hey thanks for the reply!
Good info there!
Thank you!
GOOD LUCK! :clapper: :clapper: :thumbsup: