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Jesus Billy, your timing is scary! For the first time in months I visited your Channel to see how it does and now you come Up with this Just one day after. Damn!

How about a poster of You Shirtless in your Store?

So glad you're still going. Its been quiet for too long. From Oz 🇦🇺

Great to see you! Always love your videos! I’ll go check out the new website. You should come up to Schiele Museum knap-in up in Gastonia NC if you can make it. First weekend of August.

Long time no see. Still jacked AF.

Great new Home Page!!! I am amazed at your talent and skill set. My favorite Channel! Your videos never get old. Thanks

Thanks, Billy! Would love to see you making more "survival" videos. I love your humble yet skillful approach!

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I find alot of broken milky white quartz arrowheads,along with flint arrowheads, off a road named Flint road in Yadkin County NC. There were alot of native Americans in this area of North carolina.

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Here is the deal stone usually doesn't do well against bone and usually it breaks steel doesn't best damage ur gonna get on steel is a small dent or a chip on the edge wich are easily fixable with sharpening a shattered stone tip cant be fixed as such the steel offers much more reliability for penetrating bone than stone does and this makes it better for hunting than stone now as far as mass production is concerned its easier to mass produce steel points than stone as well because to make proper stone arrowheads u need decent flintkjnapping skills and most knappers take 3-4 hours to produce a single stone arrowhead with steel?U can grab a spoon and turn it into a arrowhead with a vice and a hammer u can flatten it sharpen the edges and than use either a hacksaw to cut the arrow shape or just sharpen it till u get a tip on it now steel does take more tools to work with but this is everyday tools that everyone has laying around the house so it shouldn't be a problem for anyone to produce spoon arrowheads with relative ease so steel is easier to mass produce in our modern day and age but stone was easier due to people not having the proper tools to work with steel like metals back in the day as such stone was the main arrowhead Making method all u need tor flintknapping is a bopper and a flaker wich are very easy to produce with household materials a simple nail attached to a wooden handle will server well as a flaker and a bopper can be made with a set of pliers or heavy steel piece of even a hammer if thats all u have or hammer head or just a sturdy big rock like people used back in the day they all perform relatively the same for knapping anyway the point is steel offers much more mass production today than stone heads do and steel offers also the ability to penetrate bone better than stone does and on top of all steel points last stupidly longer than stone points do i had a steel point wich i abused against walls rocks and what not and i shot it for more than 50 times and it still works like fine wine with sharpening it broke only a few shafts but it suffered very little damage so steel offers not only better mass production and better killing performance but it also offers much longer durability lasting unlike stone wich can shatter on impact with bone

Beautiful work! I'm in Alabama and broke financially so Quartz is all I got at the moment. It's really hard to find a piece that isn't fractured or freeze cracked... I love knapping a beautiful clear or milky white piece that breaks like obsidian though (like he mentioned)... But those are hard to find. 😅

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“Unfortunately”? ….Bobcats have to eat, same as us.

That is skill! Beautiful point!👍😊

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Great video! Thanks!

Great looking bow ❤

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So now RUclips is throwing at least one osage orange video at me per day. I think RUclips's algorithm overcompensates sometimes. It's like, "We got him to watch an osage orange video! That must mean he wants to see one every day!" Like I don't want to see one about grapefruits, lemons, or even bergemot.

Fantastic video! This arrowhead took you about 10 minutes to make, and you really seem to have some serious skill. Do you think a prehistoric hunter would have been able to turn out an arrowhead much more quickly than this?

Copper tools. Shameful.

well made stone points work well but break easy.....well made steel points work well but don't break easy. just as soon as the native American bow hunters got their hands on iron they stopped using stone. most stone points are only good for one shot. if you miss the point breaks, if it hits bone it breaks and you can't practice much with your hunting arrows tipped with stone, because they usually break. stone points are cool to look at but you are better off making your points from steel. they don't break, stone does. so, take "a break" from stone and use common sense....unbreakable "steel".

Great demonstration of working quartz into a arrowhead!!! Very impressive!!! And what a great collection 👊

Thank you Billy.

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Ive found some beautiful quartz points here in South Carolina along with chert and slate.

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“Now we are back to looking at the thickness again”. I needed to hear that. Appreciate you saying why you picked. Particular platform.

It broke KARMA FOR SAYING HIS DOG WAS GONNA DIE

Thanks for the video

I’ve actually done this off my 60lbs Korean bow (but I need a thumb ring). I get a longer draw though and I kind of anchor just under my nose diagonally, so it doesn’t get in the way. I also point down the arrow because the thumb ring moves my index finger forward so I can’t do it this specific way, but with all those variations I’ve managed to get some really accurate shots. It also works with Slavic draw too apparently

what are able to attain, on a regular basis, FPS per # of bow? Then what additional speed is the heat treating getting you? I only see 180fps.... not a big deal, but really depends on the bow specs

24:01 bro is cheating this looks way to simple and easy

Very good explanation of the process. What makes it outstanding is that you let us use your eyes and watch your brain performing the process. Excellent.

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Would heat treating quartz help? Thanks for your video

I just got me some obsidian . Easy working .

Hardly anyone out there provides such a detailed explanation of the process. This video is truly a wealth of information! Thank you very much!

Bro you’re looking yoked out of your mind! Gigantic arms! Lol 😂

Hey it’s been years but I learned a lot from this video. Thanks! 🙏

Beautiful piece, wish I could do that..