Paleo toothpic.

[cowboy]

Thanks guys. Think I'm going to try another (proper width) soon's I get off work. Going to work some huntin in there as well. Just watched my little chiweiner chase a decent eight point out of the back yard .

[Otoe Bow]

You the man Paul.    Where did you get the book?  I probably need one of those so can actually start making real points styles and not just what I think they should look like. 

Pretty sad, but yesterday I was working on a point at lunch and broke it in two.  And it was only 2 inches.  Sorry Okie1, that was going to be yours.  I still owe you some brother.  Good thing Archery season goes to the end of January.

As far as the point swap goes, (keep your fingers crossed), all I have to do on mine is notch it and send it.  If it works, it will be my thinnest, and longest point yet at 2 3/4" long and 1/4" thick at its center.

Mike 

[Otoe Bow]

Oh, Sorry Paul.  I thought this was in the Point Swap post.  Didn't mean to high-jack.

Mike

[Papa Matt]

Harpoon! I bet they stuck wales and and other big fish with 'em. Needing them thin and long for greater penetration.

~~Papa Matt

[GregB]

I'd hate to have that chucked at me on the end of a spear! Very nice! 

[cracker]

Thats a really cool point but like some of the others I gotta wonder about the practical application.Ron

[Keenan]

 Mike, You can oder the book on amazon.com .  I have the Overstreet indian arrowheads Ninth edition.  It's a great reference book but like Eddie said the prices are out dated.

  Cowboy: I know what your saying; I knew what I was seeing and it was still hard to comprehend.

[cowboy]

Thanks fellers . Not a problem Mike - I'm kinda waiting on a response in the point swap section ..