Wow that's awesome, that head held up good to!

See Sean this is w          hy I thought I'd ask here first, I knew somebody had to know! Even a lot of the traditional guys I hang around with told me it was illegal.

Heardbull, did your brother send Don a photo of that very nice buck, If not I am sure he would apprecdiate it.  Don is a knapping friend and my neighbor.  If you need an address for Don, PM me for it.

Runninwild77, there is no better feeling that you get when you take an animal with one of your stone heads.

Hey Walter, I worked as a police officer with NYC Dept of Environmental Protection. I worked very closely with the NYS DEC officers, and had to enforce the Eviron. Cons, Law quite a bit. The ECL does not specify that broadheads must be made from metal. As others have stated, as long as it meets the size and no barbs, you're good to go.  Good Luck!

according to the DEC website they are legal.

Jon

Selfbows and stone points are all I hunt with anymore. having good sharp points and being comfortable with your gear are the most important. I typically killed 2-3 deer a year with stone points and selfbows. If the law doesn't specify that it has to be a metal edge, then you are good to go!  have at it
         

Those points are awesome Ryan!

Thanks Jim!

Twisted limbs now that is incredible! My hats off to you sir!

thanks. I have had a pretty decent amount of experience with it. If you need any help or have any questions let me know, I don't mind helping. best of luck!

Jon Stewart- Yes I think Mark did send Don a pic. He also took a Bison with one of Dons heads as well as a nice doe with an obsidian head he got from someone else. Mike

Here is the DEC NYS words on Flint, obsidian, heads. It's under FAQ.  Subheading equipment.

http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/8310.html

Thanks Converml! That definately answers the question.

You're welcome keep us updated.