PSA announcement, TPWD Hunting 101: Ashby Foundation- Arrow Lethality seminar

[Razorback01]

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s
Hunting 101: Arrow Lethality
9AM-1PM, Saturday 5 June 2021
Host facility- Cinnamon Creek Archery “Pro Shop” 13794 Old Denton Rd
Roanoke, TX 76262

***FREE Informational Workshop***

TPWD Hunter Education staff have worked with the Ashby Bowhunting Foundation to educate bowhunters on reducing wounding loss by selecting and practicing with arrows and broadheads that work efficiently to ensure a clean harvest of game being pursued.

Rob Nielson, Co-Founder and President of the Ashby Bowhunting Foundation will share results of more than 27 years of study of arrow performance and broadhead lethality conducted by Vice President Dr. Ed Ashby.

Ashby summary- The Ashby Bowhunting Foundation was founded in 2017 to continue the work of Dr. Ed Ashby that has benefited bowhunters worldwide for decades. The Foundation’s goal is to provide information to achieve the highest possible success rate and reduce the wound/non-recovery rate of big game to the lowest level possible.

Participants must register at https://tpwd.elementlms.com/course/h...ional-free-33/

• Masks/face coverings strongly recommended.
• Social distancing will be observed.
• Bring your own water and lunch or snacks.

TPWD contact- Monica Bickerstaff, 469-601-8349, monica.bickerstaff@tpwd.texas.gov

[Landrover]

Had a good turnout last year down here at Texas Archery! The questions were tough from the audience and the presenters explained it in pretty simple terms......worth folks time on a weekend!

[enewman]

how do you tell people what to do to decrease the wound loss ratio?

" by selecting and practicing with arrows and broadheads that work efficiently to ensure a clean harvest of the game being pursued."

[enewman]

when did the foundation start?
https://projects.propublica.org/nonp...4_990PF_200107

[Razorback01]

Originally Posted by enewman

how do you tell people what to do to decrease the wound loss ratio?

" by selecting and practicing with arrows and broadheads that work efficiently to ensure a clean harvest of the game being pursued."

No clue, we will see.

[enewman]

Originally Posted by Razorback01

No clue, we will see.

It should be interesting. Thanks for posting.

[Razorback01]

It should be interesting, I'm not on the heavy arrow bandwagon, nor on the light, just give me something to shoots where I want it- every durn time.

[Box-R]

I've always wondered, "is it the Indian or the arrow"?

[muddyfuzzy]

I’ve spoke with Rob a few times, he’s a stand up guy and is doing a lot of positive things for the bowhunting community. Should be some great information for those in attendance.


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[Landrover]

Originally Posted by muddyfuzzy

I’ve spoke with Rob a few times, he’s a stand up guy and is doing a lot of positive things for the bowhunting community. Should be some great information for those in attendance.


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Yes sir, above reproach. Won't even take money from archery corporations that want product placement.

[enewman]

Originally Posted by Landrover

Yes sir, above reproach. Won't even take money from archery corporations that want product placement.

They cannot. If they did, they could not test that product.

[Landrover]

Originally Posted by enewman

They cannot. If they did, they could not test that product.

Uh, humm, ahhh,....well....exactly! The manufacturers continually try however as they know the foundation is on track.

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