This month’s arrowhead is mahogany obsidian. I sent out an e-mail to the winner on the 16th and haven’t heard back. If your name is Jeremy, check your e-mail.
If I don’t hear from Jeremy by the 26th, I’ll pick another name.
I did pick another name, and the winner is Lori. Congratulations Lori!
James from Oregon is the winner of the May arrowhead. This one is black obsidian with deep notching.
This knife blade is made from rainbow obsidian. The stand is red cedar wood.
Sam got 2 decent gobblers this spring. The wings will be used for arrows. He skins the entire turkey and sells the pelt. Feel free to contact us if you’re interested in a turkey pelt minus the wings.
Wild turkey isn’t easy to cook. It has absolutely zero fat and is easy to make tough and dry. I like to put it in a pressure cooker after marinating it in lime juice, olive oil, and garlic plus salt and pepper. Sometimes I add balsamic vinegar. It really helps to marinate it overnight.
The winner of this arrowhead was Evan from Austin, TX.
Here’s a video of Sam ice fishing at Horseshoe Lake. The date of the video is March 23, 2010. He catches some rainbow trout and german brown trout.
The winner of the March arrowhead is Gerri from Switzerland. Congratulations Gerri!
Here is the arrowhead up for grabs for March. It’s made from Pedernales Flint. So check your e-mail everybody, I could be notifying you that you’re the winner.
Our February winner is Peter from Chandler. Congrats to Peter.
There was no January winner because there was no response from the winner. Please, check your e-mail around the 15th.
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Everybody, please check your junk mail. I have notified 2 of you that you won the monthly arrowhead drawing and have received no response. The e-mail address I send from has the word apachebow in it.
A gentleman from Texas wast the December winner. I didn’t post because of the Christmas rush.
Good luck everyone, and check your e-mail!
