For the Bowhunter who has EVERYTHING!!!

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DixieCrafter

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Here's a pic of a new product called "Bloody Buddy" that I saw demo'd at the ATA show. Our group thought this little jewel would habve to be on the must have list! Yes, it is that good! As with all things Spot Hogg it is robustly designed and over built!

This tool would make a great addition to home or pro shop!

UTG, will have to have two!

Yes, it is also expensive, but it's one of those items that will truly pay for itself in short order! This sharpener is totally adjustable to sharpen ANY broadhead!

Bloddy Buddy

Spot Hogg Bloody Buddy Video


 
I loved this thing and will be adding it to my everything pile�it is the cat's meow and will sharpen a broadhead razor sharp in minutes without having to remove the blades.
 
that looks like it would be very nice to have... but $185, that's kind of steep, I guess I will stick with my 2 sided diamond stone for a while
 
I have one from DMT for several years now. Mine doesn't have the dials on the side or the lazer engraved markings, but it looks pretty much the same with the diamond stones. It puts a scary sharp edge on a broadhead.
 
Ok so I looked hard at this. Although this is awesome I can't see paying $185 for it. i shoot Grim Reapers and the replacement blades aren't too high. At that price I could buy a new tree stand and climbing sticks lol
 
UTGrad said:
Ok so I looked hard at this. Although this is awesome I can't see paying $185 for it. i shoot Grim Reapers and the replacement blades aren't too high. At that price I could buy a new tree stand and climbing sticks lol
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I'm sure the street price is much lower than the MSRP!
 
DixieCrafter said:
UTGrad said:
Ok so I looked hard at this. Although this is awesome I can't see paying $185 for it. i shoot Grim Reapers and the replacement blades aren't too high. At that price I could buy a new tree stand and climbing sticks lol
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I'm sure the street price is much lower than the MSRP!
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I think I paid about $40 for mine.
 

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