I was watching an episode of Naked and Afraid and a guy from Portugal managed to shoot a couple of birds in flight. A POV shot showed a tip I've never seen. Anybody got any ideas?
I was watching an episode of Naked and Afraid and a guy from Portugal managed to shoot a couple of birds in flight. A POV shot showed a tip I've never seen. Anybody got any ideas?
Hunting birds
Snaro bird point.
Considering the number of arrows I lost shooting at bales, I shudder to think of how many I'd have lost shooting them into the air!
Thanks for the input on that...an itch has been scratched!
Bird hunting point: the loops can catch the wings or body and a wing and tangle them up. No need to hit a little bird in a single vital spot.
Kind of like why we shoot shotguns at them instead of .22s.
Never fall in love with your ammo.Originally Posted by Oldherkpilot
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And it always cracks me up that we think nothing of shooting up a $10 box of ammo in ten minutes, but lose a $10 arrow and it pisses ya off and ya search for a half hour...
Federalist Cossack arrow.
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