A spoon I pounded flat with a hammer and then cut into a point with a band saw and creating the edges with a sander and then a file and honing rod. The point is on the broken end of my arrow down by my gut pile somewhere because I forgot to grab it. I will go hunt it down and take a picture of it tomorrow.

Congrats!  

Well Done. Congrats all around.

Here is a picture of the spoon point I killed it with.  

 Very cool... congratulations!

That's a nice fat buck!  Congratulations not only on a good buck, but for using your homemade equipment.  Well done!    

Bernie

Hey Man...huge congratulations!  You took this guy the coolest way you could have...all home made equipment and with a very excellent shot!  I absolutely love it!  This to me represents what traditional archery is truly all about!  

Keep the faith brother...

Kris

That is impressive!!!

Thanks guys!

GREAT JOB!!!

Looks like possibly a 2 1/2 yr old buck, good one to kill.

Just goes to show it ain`t just a fork that will kill ya`!

Impressive. I love all of the homemade gear.

Little!  Are you kidding me. . .   homemade gear, pounded spoon broadhead???   You should be on MI Outdoors and you should do some special mount of that deer- at least a Euro mount!!

I am more than impressed!!

Dan in KS  (a homegrown Michigander)

Great job. Congratulations

That's awesome. The personal touch adds so much too it. Congrats. Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations Lee, well done!

Wow.  A lot of well deserved respect on your kill.  Nice work!

Great work on all the equipment and the hunt. Well deserved, congrats!

Thanks for the kind words guys! A lot of luck ran my way at the right time. But like they say its better to be lucky than good! Dan, where did you live in Michigan?

REALLY cool! Congrats Brother.