Interesting info yall

If it got into the blood stream it did the trick, we used to talk about it with new hunters in bowhunter education classes.

Originally Posted by Ohio Wolverine
Originally Posted by sappsman
I do believe that arrow was set up for a pod....Little bit of medicine that
put the deer to sleep quick..Was legal in MS years ago



Remember reading about it.
Was said to disapate and not harm humans or other animals after to went in the blood stream of the deer.
Dispatched quickly , and was safe to eat the meat of the deer.

Unless you cut yourself and it entered your bloodstream....


Not going to argue that!Remember it was an story in Outdoor Life or another magazine that was popular back then.Might be why it never took hold in the bowhunting world.Remember it was some DR that used it while bow hunting.Don't think it went anywhere outside of Mississippi .

a later version of that was no-doze and asprin crushed into a powder dip the tip in honey , roll it in the no does and asprin powder if cut by it elevated pulse and no clotting.

were some archers in the 90s that used this and got caught

made for short tracking and big blood trails was the idea.

I believe the broadhead in the photo is called a Missle Spike. They came in either a glue-on or screw-in model. I shot some of those heads back in the early 80's. I'm not certain what the part below the head is with the two O-rings on it, but it doesn't look like any pods that I have ever seen.