Truly ' Primitive' Weapons
 

This article speaks for itself. I just posted it for those interested.

http://www.augustachronicle.com/ns-s...-doc-offset=0&

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Stone tips must be legal in Ga.

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what grain broad heads are they:D

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That is awesome , you sould put that on the traditional thread allso , those guys would be interested .

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Great post , that is one motivated Georgia boy ! :D

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Jeez...why doesn' t he just drop a rock on their head!
Dig a pit with spikes in it and cover with grass?:D

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Wasn' t there someone here last year that used a spear? I remember a thread something about using spears...

regardless...that' s pretty cool. It' s gotta be satisfying when you get one, that' s for sure!

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Very interesting..................

But I just don' t get it

Where do you attach the pull down cord for a drop-away rest???????????

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Great article.

Too bad hunting like that (making your oun heads from rock) would be illegl in Colorado.:(

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How many kills has he made?

I wonder if he " group-tunes," uses mechanical stones, used an entire tree trunk for his bow to get screaming fps, uses a drop-away thumb system, " No-Peep," a " Whacking Basket," etc. :D :D