Flying Geese Tips

[John Dilts]

#6207

I need a good glue on point for flying geese.

[jpc]

#49340

This is the question of the year😯

( and asked courteously ):roll:

I eard Esquimos making glue from fish stomac

[Stephen Graf]

#49372

Shooting tundra swan is a thing here. The guys that do it (not me) buy cheap chinese knockoff broad heads. I don’t think it much matters what broadhead you use. They use the cheap ones cause if it doesn’t hit swan, it goes in the dirt. And it takes a lot of shots to hit one.

I’d rather spot and stalk a canada goose 😯

‘cept they eat like wet shoe.

[Ralph]

#49765

Made me look it up Steve. Since we have no tundra or wetlands in general I never heard of a Tundra swans

I think I’d use inexpensive broadheads also.

[Dennis Sundborg]

#49776

I’d like to know where to get the “cheap Chinese knock-off broadheads” for small game. I don’t want to wreck my good broadheads on our Canadian Shield rock.

[David Becker]

#49966

Ontario wrote: I’d like to know where to get the “cheap Chinese knock-off broadheads” for small game. I don’t want to wreck my good broadheads on our Canadian Shield rock.

There is a bunch of cheap archery stuff from China on Amazon.

[Charles Ek]

#50577

I have fifteen Bear Razorheads in rough to good condition and two blunted but possibly fixable M–A3-L broadheads that I’ve stripped off old arrows I bought for the shafts. Some or all are free for the asking. Send me a PM here.

UPDATE: They’re packed for the trip north – and I mean NORTH 🙂 – in front of the geese.

[John Dilts]

#52021

eidsvolling wrote: I have fifteen Bear Razorheads in rough to good condition and two blunted but possibly fixable M–A3-L broadheads that I’ve stripped off old arrows I bought for the shafts. Some or all are free for the asking. Send me a PM here.

UPDATE: They’re packed for the trip north – and I mean NORTH 🙂 – in front of the geese.

Thank you I’ll be sure to post some videos and pics once the geese get here.

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