Who manufactured the Schulz Hunter Broadhead?

[flint kemper]

I foolishly      let a dozen mounted on ACME cedars go for a low price at our Spring banquet and kick myself everyday for it. Who manufactured this broadhead. I would like to have 1/2 dozen. Thanks Flint

[Mike/Columbia Basin]

I think you are talking about the Hunters
Head. Don't know who manufactured them but I have some used ones that I would sell.

[D.Sheppard]

I'd like to be second in line if you have enough.

[D.Sheppard]

Is this the head your asking about ?

If so all it says is they were made by Fred Kurtz and John Schulz in the mid 70's

                   Thanx, Shep

 

[Mike/Columbia Basin]

That looks like it. I have 7 with the 21/64 ferrul and 6 with 23/64 ferrul. The 21/64 ones were bought in 1979  when I bought a Shultz long bow. The others were bought much later. Email me if anybody wants them.  Mike

[D.Sheppard]

Mike, e-mailed you

[flint kemper]

Yes that is the head. Flint

[Tom Phillips]

They are great heads and I arrowed my Largest P&Y class Black Bear with Hunters Head and what a blood trail.My friend who was using the HH when I met him arrowed close to 50 whitetails with Hunters Head.

[Tox Collector]

My understanding is that John Lee was instrumental in working with John Schulz to develop the head.  It is one great arrowhead!  I still have a number of arrows tipped with them, and I still use them.  John Lee was kind enough to give me a prototype of the head that I have in my collection.

[PAPALAPIN]

"Who manufactured the Schulz Hunter Broadhead?"

Uh...Schulz?

[flint kemper]

Jack, did he farm it out to someone else, did he build them himself, did he have the jigs and fixtures, did John Lee build all of them? That is the info I was searching for.

[Tox Collector]

My understanding is that John Lee was involved in the design but not the manufacture of the heads.  I believe that John worked through an individual/firm in Manchester, CT to have the heads manufactured.  I seem to recall that the individual then moved [I believe] to Canada and no longer manufactures the broadhead.  I'm sure that John Lee could provide all the answers that you are looking for.  It certainly is one great broadhead.

[D.Sheppard]

Here one a little different

 

[newell38]

Originally posted by D.Sheppard:
Here one a little different

 

they fly a little better like this for some reason.  even if you just notch them off of the ferrule so there isnt the pronounced barb.  if anyone else has some of these hears laying around, i would like to buy or trade for some.  these are my favorite heads (not for collection i use mine for HUNTING) and im getting low!  thanks gents, justin

[flint kemper]

I found 6 brand new in the package today. But my buddy is holding onto them. Flint

[newell38]

you tease flint!!!!!

[Ted Fry]

I have two extra Justin, pm me and we will see what you have I need.