How to Make an Antler Arrowhead

This isn't exactly how the Native Americans used to make arrowheads, but it's a pretty cool trick for primitive bowhunting.

[@fouroakscrafts7240]

Wow! That's a nice arrowhead. Antler is such a wonderful material to work with.

[@cliftonhagan2397]

awesome job. Have been thinking of trying to make some.Have lots of horns laying around

[@texasman9542]

Would of liked to see it in action

[@sophielotz510]

Would this work with any part of bone from a deer or does it have to be from the antlers?

[@juntacaly6823]

Any bone will do leg bones or ribbs. Just remember that the bone needs to be straight so boiling it might be needed

[@flexnetuser2759]

That is why the gentleman has a 4" belt sander,I just bought one and 4 different grit belts for $125 at home depot Carl Haupt Maui

[@josephchavez8280]

Lots of work to just pull it back and shoot it which more than likely will cause it to break on your first shot if you miss.

[@martincurtis2257]

Joseph Chavez Dont miss.

[@josephchavez8280]

Martin Curtis that’s not my style haha jk. That broad head is too pretty to fling around.

[@Verradonairun]

You can say that about stone tips as well. But you do have a point about not putting too much work in to your Arrowheads, unless you see it as art, which I think this Guy does.