Success stories

Long story short I had a doe come in and I hesitated to take her.  I finally made up my mind and when I did she was quartering away pretty hard.  I figured I had a good shot but when I released, she must have been taking a step.  I hit her in the hind end and she took off hobbling. [...]

World Record Alaskan Brown Bear On September 24, 2019, the Pope and Young Club (P&Y) assembled a Special Panel in Windsor, Colorado, to officially measure a new World Record Alaskan brown bear shot by Chris Cammack on the Alaskan Peninsula in May 2018. The bear’s original s[...]

Hi GrizzlyStik, The giraffe and buffalo were killed with a 48 lb Hoyt Satori with Velos limbs. The arrows were Momentum TDT 400 shafts with Ashby 315 broad heads. Brass weights were added to make a final arrow weight of 735 grains. They both actually took 2 arrows. The first buffalo arrow[...]

"I recently harvested this great eight with one of your Samurai 125 factory second broadheads. I wanted to try them out and oh my, I was not disappointed! He never knew what happened. The arrow went right through him and embedded 12 inches into the ground on the other side of him. What a fine product[...]

Attached at photos of the animals I shot recently on safari. Most impressive are the Cape buffalo, taken with my plains game rig using a 650 grain GrizzlyStik (240 spine) using the 200 grain Alaskan BH and only 70 lbs on a Mathews Monster Safari. One arrow and the buffalo ran 60 yards. (There[...]

"Black Death looked through me with a stone-cold stare… and I stared back. My concentration was focused solely on running the steps of my shot. Without blinking an eye, I released an arrow into the bull. After what felt like an eternity, we set out to recover the beast.When I crawled up to t[...]