I met Mr. Cromer at the TBG banquet this past summer, and hes a fine person. James is a heck of a good guy! Nice setup and good luck getting some freezer meat!
Thank you Mr Robert's for sharing this. And I agree, Jeff has a great channel also ans I've been educated a lot on traditional hunting from home and you. So thanks
I've never used the Simmons heads. Mainly because they looked too hard to sharpen. You and Jeff have opened my mind to them. I've actually had good success with the narrow Grizzly heads but have not killed nearly as many critters as you have and so I appreciate your experience. Thanks for sharing.
Robert, I had to tell you my success story this Sunday afternoon. I smoked a giant 11point buck at 12:53 from the ground with my osage/sinew bow I made couple years ago. Also made the flint arrowhead and killed the turkey that the fletching came from! Oh Robert I was thinking of ya when I was waiting for him to drop.. He did! Thankyou for inspiring me to commit to taking my self bow instead of my ol' Sky Trophy longbow I usually use this season. Always wanted to take anything with bow&arrow that I made. Anyway thanks Robert and Jeff Phillips also for sure.
Great video Robert! I'm doing the same put the Grizzly Bruin away and ordered treesharks for my 700gr 30%EFOC arrows tired of no blood or very little. Thanks for your video's
I make and shoot Gemsbok horn bows. Forge my own broad heads. Prefer smaller myself but as a knife maker who knows edged weapons and tools the broader the better to cut a bleed channel. just stumbled across you. Love your videos
awesome video as usual. guess that I need one of those jewel sticks for sharpening to try. One of my Osage selfbows that I made was awful yellow looking and I was hunting out of a pop up blind so I used flat black spray paint on the back. worked great. Except my last one I put Timber Rattler skin on it, won't paint it black LOL. Keep em coming.
Great info RC....The Tree Shark has performed quite well on numerous critters....the Timber Shark still produces a massive hole and a much-enhanced blood trail...Yet, the Timber Shark has demonstrated greater penetration and durability on critters. Of my experience, the Tiger Shark leaves far less blood on the ground than the Tree Shark or Timber Shark,...individual palates may prefer a different recipe.
What diameter are your arrows cuz me and you have about the same length to draw and I'm thinking about building my own Osage self bow and about the 48 lb class God bless my friend
Hey Mr. Carter, why not use Tree sharks? I have Tree sharks and Swamp sharks and been beating my self up over which one to use, I want a good blood trail, no tracking and preferably a pass through, which would you recommomend? im shooting 46#
have you ever used Delma Penetrator ma-3 broadheads? im gonna either run them or simmons swamp sharks. im running a traditional only autumn orange 2117 31" four fletch 4" feathers with 175gr up front theyre like darts. 64" longbow 45#
Hi Robert, have a question I just started using my tree shark's 165gr with 100gr inserts 265 total on my 28in 500 carbon arrows 48@25 200gr SS insert 700gr 30%EFOC they are flying ok but any little mistake on my Release and they are not hitting ware I'm looking! My Grizzly 3 to1 250gr hit same as my target points what do you think any suggestions? Thanks great video!
“Build you one and don’t paint it!” 😂😂 Love it!!
Facts
My new Simmons Great Whites arrived today and I am sitting here sharpening them while watching your videos again
What technique did you go too for sharpening them?
I love my tree sharks . Straight up killers !!
Mr. Robert if people would stay in there own lane what a beautiful place it would be. Really look forward to your vids. Thank you for all the effort.
I met Mr. Cromer at the TBG banquet this past summer, and hes a fine person. James is a heck of a good guy! Nice setup and good luck getting some freezer meat!
Thank you Mr Robert's for sharing this. And I agree, Jeff has a great channel also ans I've been educated a lot on traditional hunting from home and you. So thanks
I've never used the Simmons heads. Mainly because they looked too hard to sharpen. You and Jeff have opened my mind to them. I've actually had good success with the narrow Grizzly heads but have not killed nearly as many critters as you have and so I appreciate your experience. Thanks for sharing.
Robert, I had to tell you my success story this Sunday afternoon. I smoked a giant 11point buck at 12:53 from the ground with my osage/sinew bow I made couple years ago. Also made the flint arrowhead and killed the turkey that the fletching came from! Oh Robert I was thinking of ya when I was waiting for him to drop..
He did! Thankyou for inspiring me to commit to taking my self bow instead of my ol' Sky Trophy longbow I usually use this season. Always wanted to take anything with bow&arrow that I made. Anyway thanks Robert and Jeff Phillips also for sure.
Outstanding!!!! Congratulations!
That's a beautiful bow
Great video Robert! I'm doing the same put the Grizzly Bruin away and ordered treesharks for my 700gr 30%EFOC arrows tired of no blood or very little. Thanks for your video's
Confidence is everything. Good tips.
I make and shoot Gemsbok horn bows. Forge my own broad heads. Prefer smaller myself but as a knife maker who knows edged weapons and tools the broader the better to cut a bleed channel. just stumbled across you. Love your videos
Thanks totally agree. Keep up the good work.
awesome video as usual. guess that I need one of those jewel sticks for sharpening to try. One of my Osage selfbows that I made was awful yellow looking and I was hunting out of a pop up blind so I used flat black spray paint on the back. worked great. Except my last one I put Timber Rattler skin on it, won't paint it black LOL. Keep em coming.
Good talking points R.C
Good stuff! Thanks!
Great video and good setup
Great info RC....The Tree Shark has performed quite well on numerous critters....the Timber Shark still produces a massive hole and a much-enhanced blood trail...Yet, the Timber Shark has demonstrated greater penetration and durability on critters. Of my experience, the Tiger Shark leaves far less blood on the ground than the Tree Shark or Timber Shark,...individual palates may prefer a different recipe.
I love the Tree Sharks and Great Whites from Simmons. Makes holes as big as my foot!!
Can you go into detail your self bow build
What diameter are your arrows cuz me and you have about the same length to draw and I'm thinking about building my own Osage self bow and about the 48 lb class God bless my friend
Hey robert use b50 bowstring and your bow will be really quiet i found that out with other laminate bows too
Hey Mr. Carter, why not use Tree sharks? I have Tree sharks and Swamp sharks and been beating my self up over which one to use, I want a good blood trail, no tracking and preferably a pass through, which would you recommomend? im shooting 46#
Well said. It's all about the confidence. I love me some big broadheads!
Good Stuff!
Remember the the big Ben Person "Dead Heads" those were wide, maybe a bit to wide for 50 lbs or so.
I thought your tree stand hunting was over.....LOL mine is at 70
Robert,
How do you index those big heads? Do you install them vertical or horizontal? Just curious as to your preference.
I really don't pay attention to them. I don't seem to notice them as long as they are not horizontal.
have you ever used Delma Penetrator ma-3 broadheads? im gonna either run them or simmons swamp sharks. im running a traditional only autumn orange 2117 31" four fletch 4" feathers with 175gr up front theyre like darts. 64" longbow 45#
Nope. Never shot the Delta. Sharks are killers!!
Hi Robert, have a question I just started using my tree shark's 165gr with 100gr inserts 265 total on my 28in 500 carbon arrows 48@25 200gr SS insert 700gr 30%EFOC they are flying ok but any little mistake on my Release and they are not hitting ware I'm looking! My Grizzly 3 to1 250gr hit same as my target points what do you think any suggestions? Thanks great video!
I'm no expert on tuning but I would make sure my arrows fly good bare shaft. When they do groups seem to tighten.
Im shooting 200 gr timbersharks. Mr. Robert, are those 4 or 5 inch feathers? Thanks. God bless!
These are 5.5 feathers.
@@robertcarte95 thanks much
According to Dr. Ashley if your shooting 650 grains nothing else matters for penetration- your going through!😁
@@johnbottone4996 heavy arrows do help.
Love the WW RC! Great penetration
I think the it was been backed with elm..
Like me shots are 20yrds and under. Heavy arrow is more important that speed.
slap a snakeskin on it.
I don't like snakes.lol
Want better blood trails….dont use single bevel 2 blade heads!!!!!!