Well let's see ( read original post carefully and enjoy the ride )

[Carpdaddy]

 
The deer help me find my arrows. Look closely at the arrow sticking in the tree  above the deer, it lead me right to to it. This was after the miss on another one, it saw the shot, felt no danger, and walked right under it! 
If only I would have Red broadheads!

[woodchucker]

Well... I don't believe anything I read, and only half of what I see, and that's all I got to say about that.

[Roy from Pa]

Carpdaddy

In a hundred years I can just visualize loggers timbering the area you hunted and finding all these arrow points and broadheads in the trees, thinking about the cave man who hunted here.

If they only knew it was a tree hugger:)

LOL

[Carpdaddy]

The trees are already starting to haunt me! 

[Roy from Pa]

WHAT?

A tree picture without an arrow sticking in it?

LOL

[1Arrow1Kill]

That pix creeps me out!  Who is it?  Woody the Warlock?

[Carpdaddy]

I was given permission to hunt this property. This was my first time there, went to scout for some good trees to shoot. Sure glad I wasn’t coming out after dark and hit this with my flashlight! It wasn’t the only thing like this in that mountain! 

[Roy from Pa]

LOL, that could have made a mess:)

[Blackstick]

Bear greenies for me! 

[Carpdaddy]

Green broadheads don’t produce good blood trails! 
If you want some real wood penetration try some Red ones! 

[Roy from Pa]

Tony, what's ya use to clean all the tree sap off your points?

Asking for a friend:)

[Carpdaddy]

Roy;  Donkey slobber! 

[Doug S]

  How'd the saying go?    "Rather be dead than red on the head?" I think that originated around the FIRST knappers fire in 5,653 BC.
And when they discovered the Iceman they found no red broadheads. That was confirmation. It has been believed the red broadhead people died out before the Iceman. But I think Pine is one of the last of the last descendants. That's the purpose for the original post.

[Carpdaddy]

Red broadheads are essential! There have been times that I wish I had one!

[Roy from Pa]

Why, so ya could stick it in that log laying there?

 

[Carpdaddy]

Yep, them trees ain’t gonna shoot themselves Roy! Haven’t you heard of stump shooting, well I don’t wait for them to become stumps! 
Shot this one back when I wiz a youngen! Used a Red single bevel head, see how it split.  Now something peeping out at me!

[Roy from Pa]

Well anyway I enjoyed all your tree pictures..

 

[Carpdaddy]

Thanks; but I can’t take all the credit myself. Actually most all the pictures are were from a friend, the guy pictured in one of them, been kind of a ongoing joke through the years. 
 But here is the real issue!...

[Doug S]

  Now I see It's not really a red broadhead just a red Ferrell. Those are fine.   

[Carpdaddy]

  Now I see It's not really a red broadhead just a red Ferrell. Those are fine.

And all this time we been calling it a Red broadhead! Guess we don’t pay attention!