Ted Nugent Shares Fred Bear's Broadhead Chiseling Tip
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Ted Nugent (aka Uncle Ted) shares an archery/bowhunting tip for chiseling broadheads to increase penetration in big game animals.
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Old ted possesses a ton of old school knowledge in that head.
*Shot perfect>>>**allabout.wiki/7ulz** just like field points and didn't even have to adjust my sights!! First experience with these in the woods I shot a nice buck at 20 yards in the guts. Blood trail was great and he only made it 150 yards and crashed. Found him a few hours later dead even with a bad shot!! The broad head was as good as new after the shot blades still look like new!!*
Typical Rockers cannot give you any tips beyond music except on how to do drugs..thank you unlce Ted for teaching us.real skills for practical life skills
True story hes telling.
Folded over the tip on my zwickey yesterday. Perfect heart shot. 70# 29.5 draw shooting heavy fmj arrows out of a matthews halon.
Arrow stopped on the opposite side rib. I'll be trying the chisel tip.
Update: Same shot same sized doe, with the chisel tip. Blew through ribs and busted through the shoulder socket and exited the opposite ribs. Head stuck in the ground like it never slowed down. Head looked fine with no dmg.👊
Deer dont have a shoulder socket
What I like about Ted is he has so much integrity that I believe he interacts with people the same way with or without a camera on him. He isn't defensive or evasive, he is just like you and I; If you approach him like a fellow human being then he will be more than happy to talk with you, but if you initiate him with negativity he's gonna turn off and tell you why you are such a jackass.
Chad Fresno Ted Nugent is an awesome guy. I ran into him at a gun show years ago. I was looking at some stuff on a table, and I look next to me and see him. I said “Uh, are you... Ted Nugent?”. Now I expected a Yes then a few word sentence and we go our merry way. Instead I found myself, 15 minutes later, still talking to him. Same demeanor you see here. Like talking to a friend you’ve known for years.
been using fred bear razor heads with bleeders since i started hunting when i was 11 never go wrong
85 pounds is a hell of a pull
Man you were so lucky to know a legend like Fred Bear . I wish I could have a hunt with you here in Illinois some time soon.
What a wealth of knowledge. I would love to meet Uncle Ted.
I like this kind of Ted. Wouldn't mind hangin out in that shop awhile BSin with him.
Bear archery...walk with legends
Great vid Ted! All those fancy arrowheads, simple old school blades work just as good, even Obsidian points have the same penetration
I still have 50 or so of those old arrows and bear razor broad heads with the bleeder inserts among many bear bows and accessories.. My Father worked for Fred for over 20yrs and I always got my hands on the first bear products coming off the production line in Gainsville, Fl.. Fred was a great man and I will always remember talking and shooting with him as a teen out back of the factory on the range..
Looks like uncle Ted's rock n roll ready to go hunt'n!
Ted's memory about people he's known and hunts he's been on, is amazing, not to mention, he plays the guitar better than ever. Then you have old time rockers like David Crosby, who's slobbering on himself, whilest trying to tie his shoe. Don't do drugs kids!
We neem more men like Ted Nugent.
Sad to say , but real men like Ted are a very dying breed !!
That room is full of hunting history look at all the old bows hanging up.
Fred's a legend Rip Fred
Ted for President
Thanks Ted
For the mature hunter, this is a way of life not "sport." The hunt is about the journey, anticipation, hope, and being a true participant in nature as we celebrate our hunting heritage. Honor and ethics are yours to embrace or ignore. We do not have an audience to approve or disapprove of our behavior in the field. Keep it clean.
Hey Tex . Yes sir I remember 1974 using those bear broad heads and My first bot was a Bear recurve 45 lb Then went to a Jennings started years of getting deer put in the fridge in Archery . How sweet is that? It at the Age of 57 iUse went back to a Bear bow compound shooting 315 fps no more stirring jumpers . I still can relate the way you act we must be the same age Inseen you in concert in Pittsburgh in the old igloo That's has been replaced . Getting ready for the hunt soon boys .
I hate spell check !!! Who the hell is Tex? Sorry Tex
TED Why do I fight with this thing . Chit
Hey.I want more of that!:-)
When it comes to hunting, the kill has very little to do with the hunt at all. For most it is all about just being outdoors, where you can experience peace and time with family and friends.
i could talk to this man all day hes so interesting and he has so much to say
Thanks for sharing!!
Wow 85# for that cape buffalo, ha I definitely couldn’t draw that. Interesting video, thanks
awesome video
Nice. But that's a Ben Pearson Switchblade - not a Deadhead. Both great heads - as are the Bear Razorheads and the Zwickey Delta.
Bear Razor Head with the Chisel Tip Mod....Most lethal broad head ever made. I still hunt with them.
Lucky you still have them. Where do you get them?
Great vid, thanks.
what angle should i the file at to chisel tip
I met you on the bear and michigan
i just started shooting and my father baught me a fred bear buckmaster 4000 and i think theres nothn better i grew up watchn him shoot bear.
I would agree to not posting deaths online for those who don't want to accept reality, however, it is much worse to see what pack of wolves do to an elk or to see what a pride of lions do to a calf widlebeest (i.e., rip it to shreds while it is still alive!). I see this death as niether good not bad, it just is the way of nature (sometimes brutal). While I also eat farm-raised, antibiotic-pumped meat, nothing can match lean natural healthy wild game meat. There have been studies to confirm this.
That was cool
there is not one person who hunts solely for eating purpose since hunting seasons are only for a short time and there are bag limits so we head down to the local store and grab some beef for the off season.
When I pursue the honorable and sacred hunt, I am a participant in my natural heritage (not an observer) and I am fulfilling my natural role in the natural world as we did for millions of years. There's a connection to the past there. By taking the life of the animal that I eat, I am more thankful for the meat I consume as I know an animal dies in order for me to consume it. My responsibility is to do it ethically. I am a proud, ethical hunter.
take the old razor heads,and make them into neck knifes.works great,and saves a old piece of bear history.you can find boxes of new bear heads at yard sales even today the older style of oval dead heads not so i guess they did not make as many of them.anyhow its a fun project.probably wont use the bearhead neck knife for anything but conversation over fire pit with friends be neat get your hands on the old cover he had to add to project just for history aspect not seen one of them before
Ted is great but Howard Hill’s theory was a little different when it comes to broad heads. The length combined with the shape made penetration easier. Not only that Howard’s broad heads were made from hardened steel.
After he did kill an elephant with his broad head only a larger version. After warde he shot the elephant in the skull and the broad head penetrated several inches and didn’t bend or brake.
Just a thought ans still Ted Nugent is a great guy and a friend to all sportsmen and gun owners.
Thats actually a zwickey delta head, not an eskimo head uncle ted, still love you though man.
Ah so sweet, proud of an old skull. lol
RIP Nugey.
Ted is wrong it was a Ben Pearson switchblade not the deadhead
I see that thermo pride!!!!
Hey uncle Ted can you send me one of those bear razor heads with your autograph on it ? That would be my show piece in my little man cave reloading room actually a closet but you get the point
That's why I shoot a Magnus buzz cut
Amazing man. Amazing life. Uncle Ted knows the way. So clear minded its stupid.
i use those broadheads
YES I hunted with those blades .
it sounds to me like you don't know what hunting is about,or maybe you have never hunted before.you make it sound like hunters are bloodthirsty,egotistical people.uncle ted is the #1 promoter of freedom,hunting,and family.he has a vast knowledge that people like you should respect,hunting to me is a thrill,it is peaceful being in those woods and taking game=respect for the animal that i hunt,and eat.and if i have a 12 point 195 class whitetail in front of me,goodnight irene,camera or not.
anybody that doesn't hunt should just watch their own videos, why watch a video of something you detest and then comment against it only to be outwitted by people that live this way as a lifestyle, If you want to go get meat from the store pumped full of steroids that make America fat and antibiotics that make America weak that's your business. We'll live our life and you live yours. And if you are a vegetarian enjoy your salmonella because you didn't grow your own food. Be independent.
h20 delirious
Is this the guy that shoots deer in a pen?
joelm1948 who the hell is that?
You may call it sport, but if I can replace some store food with wild food, I get organic healthy meat for a few months of the year. if you have ever lived on wild game, you would see your energy and health improve. I kindly suggest you try it. I hunt solely for the meat. Big horns might looknice, but i have no interest in them. I dony begrudge people who collect horns, god bless em, but the food obtained is superior on every count.
I agree in theory (except for posting the deaths online) but I wonder if wild animal meat is really that pure? Don't you ever wonder what nasty drainage ditch water or recently sprayed plants they might ingest? Nature has been widely tainted by Man.
At least on farms what they eat & drink can be controlled, in the same way big cities get treated water vs. random wells. NYC tap-water is said to be better than many rural areas, especially with agricultural runoff & recent fracking threats.
Nice try at changing the subject. The issue is why kill for sport under any circumstances? Or at least don't claim to be moral in doing so.
ben pearson switchblade not dead head. mixing your broadheads names up shame shame
Everyone has put way to much thought and science in to broadheads
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***** You have NO business shooting animals with your bow, unles you're an accomplished sure archer and is going to EAT the meat.
Shooting 600 tigers. Killing animals just for "fun". That is so sick! Psychopathic!