loneranger
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Has anyone used the fixed Woodsman broadheads as seen at three rivers archery.? Back to traditional, sharpen your own heads?
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Woodsman broadheads;
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I've been using them for however long they've been on the market.....10 years or more. I've still got some of my first Woodsmans, one of the toughest heads you'll find.
The new Elites are very nice. Easier to sharpen, machined from tool grade steel and seem to carry a slightly better edge than the originals. You can get them in a one piece screw in as well as glue ons.
The new Elites are very nice. Easier to sharpen, machined from tool grade steel and seem to carry a slightly better edge than the originals. You can get them in a one piece screw in as well as glue ons.
Woodsmen heads
I, too, have been using Woodsmen broadheads since their inception. In my opinion they are the best head available. Easy to sharpen, terrific wound channel, fly like darts, tough, etc., etc. I use the old style. Haven't tried the Elite series because I have no need to switch.
Gene Hall
I, too, have been using Woodsmen broadheads since their inception. In my opinion they are the best head available. Easy to sharpen, terrific wound channel, fly like darts, tough, etc., etc. I use the old style. Haven't tried the Elite series because I have no need to switch.
Gene Hall