Simmons Tree Sharks

[sportsman94]

Do any of yall shoot the Simmons Tree sharks? If so, how do they work for you?

 

[twoheartedale]

I did for years. I found them almost impossible to get razor sharp, I watched videos and tried every gadget under the sun.

I use Zwickey. Easy to sharpen and work great for me.

 

[sportsman94]

You have any laying around still?

 

[twoheartedale]

You have any laying around still?

I do. Not sure how many. 3 or 4.

I'll mail them to you.

Text me your address.

 

[Todd Cook]

They are absolutely brutal on deer sized animals. Make some of the nastiest holes you've ever seen.

 

[twoheartedale]

They are absolutely brutal on deer sized animals. Make some of the nastiest holes you've ever seen.

That it will!

 

[peace and quiet]

Treesharks are fantastic. Fly great and leave huge holes.

What more can you ask for?

 

[dm/wolfskin]

First arrow out of my quiver has a tree shark on it when hunting deer. The deer in my avatar succumbed to a tree shark. I've killed over 10 pigs and around 10 deer with the same tree shark over the last 3 years. Now I had to find the right shaft that would shoot them out of my setup.

 

[hambone76]

I shoot the TreeSharks and the 205 grain Safari heads. They fly great for me.
I’ve yet to put one through a game animal.

 

[frankwright]

I use the Interceptors. Stevie Wonder blood trails and I find them easy to sharpen with a three sided diamond stick!

 

[strothershwacker]

I've got some treesharks. I was surprised at how well they fly. Even at 25-30 yards.

 

[Sautee Ridgerunner]

Theyre plenty easy to sharpen with a razors edge guide and a three sided jewel stick. People are thrown off by the width of tree sharks and think theyll have tuning issues but it is surface area, not width that planes arrows and tree sharks have less SA than most all broadheads.

I shot them for years with great resukts but then lost two deer because of one sided bone contact and havent used them since.

 

[Ben1100Mag]

I can get them plenty sharp with a RADA Sharpener and a leather strop. No need to over think it.

 

[Mark R]

Theyre plenty easy to sharpen with a razors edge guide and a three sided jewel stick. People are thrown off by the width of tree sharks and think theyll have tuning issues but it is surface area, not width that planes arrows and tree sharks have less SA than most all broadheads.

I shot them for years with great resukts but then lost two deer because of one sided bone contact and havent used them since.

What do you shoot now ?