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water/cape buffulo with stone points........ has it been done??
Justin Snyder:
95# or more. I would use a selfbow just so people are sure it wasn't some FG abomination. >:D I am trying to find another piece of Ipe that is suitable for the job. Salt Cedar shoots make a super heavy shaft, I have some that are 900 grains. I also might make tapered shafts from Jatoba or Ipe to increase the weight. For the points I would probably go 1 1/4" wide with a steep angle. Guys who have shot them with compounds have had better luck with steeper angle broadheads. I would make the points from the stone I got from Cowboy since it is harder than steel anyway. ;) I have been looking into this for some time and I am going to do it. It is just a matter of finding the time and the money at the same time. ;D Justin
JW_Halverson:
--- Quote from: cracker on November 01, 2008, 11:07:21 am --- yelling faster faster you fool you fool.
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I think I just peed myself a little recognizing that quote from my childhood....10th Street Bridge, Bill Cosby!
JackCrafty:
okay, if you think it can be done, what would your setup be?
At the risk of sounding like a know-it-all.....I've got two words.....atlatl dart >:D
Google mammoth hunting. Lot's of good theories there.
I wouldn't try this on my own, in any case. Might even try driving the buffalo into water or (over a cliff) to slow it down. ;D
D. Tiller:
Long range and .50 cal! Or .45-110!!!
JW_Halverson:
A10 Warthog with the depleted uranium shells and a second Warthog to back my shot.
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