Who is shooting Bodkin broadheads

[zipper bowss]

I was sorting through a bunch of "stuff" on Sunday. While digging I came across some Bodkins. That got me to thinking about them. How many of you still hunt with them?
Bill

[SuperK]

I sill hunt with MA3-L's.  They were called "Bodkins" at one time (I think).

[magnus]

I have some of the smaller ones on some small game arrows.

[nineworlds9]

Seen pics of those before, look like good heads, never tried em, seen some on **** for sale occasionally.I got some real 'bodkins' on some of my English longbow arrows, LOL

[ChuckC]

I have several dozen.  I hope to throw some at a turkey this spring.  They are lighter heads, but I think they should work fine for deer or turkeys.

ChuckC

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I have a few random ones but dont hunt with them, they are just taking up space.

[Marc B.]

I use them for groundhogs.

[zipper bowss]

any one else?

[Biathlonman]

I just bought a dozen ma3 heads.  Plan to shoot them at deer this fall.  They take a little work to get sharp,  but nothing I can't handle in the next 6 months!

[Red Beastmaster]

My best swap meet purchase was at the Baltimore shoot about five years ago. I bought 48 Bodkins for $5!

I think I have half a dozen left.

All the rest went with the groundhog down the hole! Oh yeah!

[SuperK]

Hey Zipper Bowss...you ain't thinking about making something like them and add them to your line of  broadheads are 'ya?    

[Fletcher]

They were a popular head in their day.  Made with pretty soft steel and I've not been impressed with the edge taken or held.  I have some on squirrel arrows.

[Thumper Dunker]

I have some on some woods for my self bow.

[zipper bowss]

Originally posted by SuperK:
Hey Zipper Bowss...you ain't thinking about making something like them and add them to your line of  broadheads are 'ya?      

Just thinking, SuperK.

I dont think we have to worry about the original woodsmans going the way of the dinosaur.

[stringstretcher]

I love them for small game.

[Charlie Lamb]

Used a boat load for chucks back a few years. They make a great intermediate/small game head.

 

[Blaino]

I was looking at them a little while ago because they had a good price since then they have jumped up a few $.

[Bill Carlsen]

Best small game head made. If they were a bit easier to sharpen they would be a bette head for serious big game. They are very durable  and I have to sharpen them on a belt sander to get a serrated type edge which works very well on squirrels, wood chucks, coons, etc.

[Orion]

I still have a few.  Do use them on squirrels.  Killed a turkey with one a few years ago.

[59Alaskan]

really like them as a small game head.  They are tough to sharpen though or I'd use them on larger game too.  I have been thinking about using them for turkey this spring though too.

If anyone wants to sell any let me know.  I use them, my kids use them...