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WOW, that's simply awesome, thanks for sharing with us.

try schnees or whites boots

and what I learned. I have been lucky enough to harvest some good bulls with a compound. However, after having a release and a drop away rest break bear hunting in Canada on two separate occasions, and having a cable guide rod break elk hunting last year I decided it was time to try to simplify my s...

That's a sweeet knife, I like it.

2Bucks wrote:Could it be because of the softer steel alloy in the broad heads, that the ceramic rod works a little better than the smooth steel rod?

That's a good question, I am not sure. I do think that the ceramic is a little smoother than the steel rod.

2Bucks, I use the smooth steel on my jewel stick for the second to last progression. I get a sharp fairly polished edge on the smooth steel, but I am able to get the edge a little sharper and a little smoother by using a ceramic rod for my last step. I go extremely light on my strokes on the ceramic...

good post, I'll have to try some. thanks

Ceme24, sorry to hear about your shoulder that sucks. Good luck with the upcoming hunting season, thanks for the tip on the using the bow fit.

Bowferd, that's a great tip, thanks.

Thought I would throw together a sharpening thread. This mainly applies to sharpening a two bladed broadhead with flat stones. Their are many different ways to sharpen an edge be it files, stones, wheels, etc. This is what I mainly use, and after a lot of practice and hair pulling have had great res...