Mid October of this year, this doe came in at about 6-8 yards. I used an osage selfbow, with a bamboo arrow tipped with a Reed Springs stone point, all of my own making. At what first looked like very little penetration, turned out to be better than I thought, with an exit hole low on the opposite side. The arrow and point both survived in perfect condition. I re-halfted the point after a little touch up, and hope to use it on another before the season ends.
The point I used on her
Topic: National forest primitive kill (Read 7324 times)
