Projectile point identification
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The Grim Reaper
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Been using it and sharing it for years. It's not perfect, and none of them are, but it is a good site to help people ID their finds.
arrow86
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What he said
creekhunter
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5' Probe
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It's ok. Always a place to start if looking on line.
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IMHO, it's one of the better online guides. It's often possible to also find online guides that are specific to the region in which one hunts.
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