Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => ABO => Topic started by: PrimitiveTim on November 15, 2015, 11:11:19 pm
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This past week I put a lot of effort into making my best point. The primary purpose of flintknapping for me is to make a hunting point that is sharp, a good size, and mounts easily. I think I got one this week. It's the sharpest point I've made yet and it's thin and was pretty much exactly what I was going for. The color in this point was just a bonus to me.
(https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xlp1/v/t1.0-9/12249970_10153419217729865_7369151415886106477_n.jpg?oh=16ab2824fb16e6522e97c9b5cd535f38&oe=56AFAF96)
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that's slick 8)
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Beauty and function, really nice!
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That looks good enough to go to black hills and hunt turkeys with us again. Lol I know the cold is hard for a Florida boy to handle. That is a real nice arrowhead with great color. I am not sure about launching that point it's kinda too nice.
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Tooo purdy to hunt with...you should keep that one for a case.
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Too late, already mounted to an arrow and she's ready to kill >:D I I've got a bucket of rainbow and that was actually one of the uglier pieces. I'll make some stunners than I can keep but this point wants to kill, it already got a taste of my blood and it's thirsty for more.
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Good one Tim, and I like seeing them go on a shaft. Bob
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Wow that things a beauty!!!!
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Man! That is purty! Josh