Arrowhead ...show her you care...

I use them....

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How did it taste? Never ate snake before... Might be based on the fact that we dont have that much over here in Germany :rolleyes::D
 
Terrible. Not the taste so much but the texture was horrid. I've had some snake that was really good, this wasn't.
 
I have never eaten a snake that I liked. Period. "Tastes like chicken". Bullshit!
 
Shotgunner, that last pic was priceless. I would like to put together a thorough review on the Arrowhead and it's uses. Anyone think of any uses other than, Spear, Arrow, Trap Component, Fire Steel Striker, Utility Knife? Any other ideas?
 
R.A.T. said:
I have never eaten a snake that I liked. Period. "Tastes like chicken". Bullshit!
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I've had it professionally prepared in a kitchen where is was soaked in buttermilk, breaded and fried and it was really good.

Also had some that was mixed into a stew and it was also pretty decent, but there were ALOT of spices.
 
I think you nailed it shotty: spices. I think you could season a cow turd enough to eat it.
 
i haven't had much use for mine. i took it out, held it, threw it at the box it came in a few times, made a video on it, then put it back in the box. just recently i looked at it again and it had started to rust! :eek:
 
That's a great looking setup! If you take Jeff's advice you can easily EDC 2 of them with you all day long as earrings and not have to worry about a sheath. I guess you could use it for whatever your imagination comes up with:

Firesteel striker
Spear tip
Small blade for a survival kit
Can be used in traps/snares
Use for a frog gig/fish spear
Field expedient survival bow/arrow (tip)
Survival earrings (J/K)
 
gundude73 said:
i haven't had much use for mine. i took it out, held it, threw it at the box it came in a few times, made a video on it, then put it back in the box. just recently i looked at it again and it had started to rust! :eek:
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If you would bolt three of them together you can make a throwing star and we can make fun of you.
 
rayban said:
Once you cut the string that holds it in, it slides right out.
My rationale for using a string is, first off I wanted to utilize the hole in the arrowhead somehow....secondly, I figure this piece isn't something that will go in and out all day long like using your knife. Cut the string, use it, then use a piece of string to tie it back in place.
I used some braided artificial sinew, but anything will work, twine, paracord, etc.
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nifty sheath!

if you made something that could hold two or three arrowheads (front and back?) even nicer :)
 
Really like it. I was thinking that if you use a soft shackle or a bead and loop you wouldn't have to cut and tie the string each time you use it. Good job
 
I think it would be fun, yet expensive, to nail one to a tree with a LONG nail, and use it as a very cool trail marker!
 
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