This is I'll be Ready. Call me Striper's Mom

[I'll be ready!]

Working on this now.

 

[I'll be ready!]

Project for Christmas! Got to start now.

Thanks for the compliments. I know a pastor lives an hour away. He does arrowhead items and crosses made from Antlers. Quite a few Hunters here. 1st Day of December trucks lined up all over near state hunting grounds.

You could start with a small show. Dip your toes in the water. See what happens.

 

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Project for Christmas! Got to start now.

Thanks for the compliments. I know a pastor lives an hour away. He does arrowhead items and crosses made from Antlers. Quite a few Hunters here. 1st Day of December trucks lined up all over near state hunting grounds.

we hunt year round here.... .. wild hogs - feral pigs and sometimes feral goats... .. my dad and i are both licensed as invasive species control hunters........ his license includes hunting using archery and also dog and knife..... . but my license is only for archery.... my sister also has an archery hunting license ... she;s better at it than i am.... but she hasn;t been up in that rainforest for a long time... ...

i use to make a lot of obsidian and flint arrowheads for my primitive and native american arrows....... .. but the last sets of arrows i made have all been heavy duty traditional hunting arrows that i put steel forged broadheads on.... .. usually the double edged ones made by ace archery... .. or else medieval style arrows with long bodkins for range work....

i actually still have a few of the very first set of hunting arrows i made for my own use..... i don;t use them any more coz they were made for a bow with a much lighter draw weight than the one i use now... ... and they were also purple.. . .... very nice to look at.... .. but didn;t offer much in the way of camoflauge when hunting an animal that has near human eyesight..... . not to mention being very intelligent....

(this picture is very old.... some of these are now in a box of broken arrows i save... others were lost in the rainforest ... ..i still use the good ones for teaching new archers if they are using a bow of appropriate draw weight... but only if i can trust them to hit the target and not send one flying into the woods)

 

[I'll be ready!]

we hunt year round here.... .. wild hogs - feral pigs and sometimes feral goats... .. my dad and i are both licensed as invasive species control hunters........ his license includes hunting using archery and also dog and knife..... . but my license is only for archery.... my sister also has an archery hunting license ... she;s better at it than i am.... but she hasn;t been up in that rainforest for a long time... ...

i use to make a lot of obsidian and flint arrowheads for my primitive and native american arrows....... .. but the last sets of arrows i made have all been heavy duty traditional hunting arrows that i put steel forged broadheads on.... .. usually the double edged ones made by ace archery... .. or else medieval style arrows with long bodkins for range work....

i actually still have a few of the very first set of hunting arrows i made for my own use..... i don;t use them any more coz they were made for a bow with a much lighter draw weight than the one i use now... ... and they were also purple.. . .... very nice to look at.... .. but didn;t offer much in the way of camoflauge when hunting an animal that has near human eyesight..... . not to mention being very intelligent....

(this picture is very old.... some of these are now in a box of broken arrows i save... others were lost in the rainforest ... ..i still use the good ones for teaching new archers if they are using a bow of appropriate draw weight... but only if i can trust them to hit the target and not send one flying into the woods)

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Very Cool pic. One of my friend does archery with targets. I have only shot a couple of arrows in my whole life.

 

[I'll be ready!]

we hunt year round here.... .. wild hogs - feral pigs and sometimes feral goats... .. my dad and i are both licensed as invasive species control hunters........ his license includes hunting using archery and also dog and knife..... . but my license is only for archery.... my sister also has an archery hunting license ... she;s better at it than i am.... but she hasn;t been up in that rainforest for a long time... ...

i use to make a lot of obsidian and flint arrowheads for my primitive and native american arrows....... .. but the last sets of arrows i made have all been heavy duty traditional hunting arrows that i put steel forged broadheads on.... .. usually the double edged ones made by ace archery... .. or else medieval style arrows with long bodkins for range work....

i actually still have a few of the very first set of hunting arrows i made for my own use..... i don;t use them any more coz they were made for a bow with a much lighter draw weight than the one i use now... ... and they were also purple.. . .... very nice to look at.... .. but didn;t offer much in the way of camoflauge when hunting an animal that has near human eyesight..... . not to mention being very intelligent....

(this picture is very old.... some of these are now in a box of broken arrows i save... others were lost in the rainforest ... ..i still use the good ones for teaching new archers if they are using a bow of appropriate draw weight... but only if i can trust them to hit the target and not send one flying into the woods)

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Those are cool arrows. You made them? Those are nice.