15 minutes ago.
Was walking in a new foodplot I've been working on,looked down and this was laying in the dirt.
Don't know what kind but guessing it quite old.
Anyone know the brand?

Sure would be fun to hear the story on how it got there.

Is that a Wasp?

Not a Wasp but that shape does look familiar..?

Ziwickey was my first thought. Not sure.

It's a Ben Pearson head.

Bear broadhead from the seventies

Cool find, it would of had a wooden shaft attached to it.

That's cool

It is a sign. The last guy missed also

Grumley has it^^^

Thousands of years from now some archeologist will be scratching their head, they had guns and still hunted with bows, lol.

The bear heads were narrowed and not built that’s heavy

It could of been there since the 60's.

My dad used some of them back in the late 60's early 70's, pretty sure his were made by Bear.

They planned real bad unless you got them glued on perfectly.

Ben Pearson deadheads

Dont look like the bear arrowheads I used in the 70's. They had a slot and a little insert that made 4 cutting edges. Were not good for long shots but at 30-35 yards they worked. Deer bled out quick. When new they needed sharpened if you liked arm hair shaving sharp.

One of jbyrds?

Cool

Ben Pearson deadheads


For sure!!!

Found an arrow stuck up high in a tree once while squirrel hunting. The vanes and knock were gone as was most of the anodizing on the shaft.