QuoteOriginally posted by awbowman:
Had a buddy do it with aluminum arrows.  The broadhead and half the arrow would go through the deer, the front half normally stayed with the deer.

He'd pack his arrows and a TD Bear in a regular nap sack and hunt woodlots in subdivisions.  He was hunting "urban deer" long before people did it!  lol

Now this is interesting.  You can't imagine how difficult it is to get into wooded urban lots without drawing attention to yourself. Everyone complains about the deer, until they see you hunting them.

I don't know if thease pics will work so hear goes

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Years ago a friend of mine made some, using wood arrows and fly rod connections.
Each arrow had two connections allowing the arrow to flex in the middle so as to give it a more natural spine.