Whitetail assain

What year was the hornet hill made.What kinda money are they worth.I found one in the side of an old barn.

raghorn

The Hill's Hornet were made about 1950 to 1955. There are 22 of them both three and four blade on the master list. There can be a few more of slight variations. Very common heads, and well made. No reason not to hunt with them. Worth maybe a buck or two.

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bowhunterfrompast

Pics of the few Hill's Hornets in my collection.

1954 Hills Hornet ABCC #0646.000


1954 Hills Hornet ABCC #0647.000


1955 Hills Hornet ABCC #0648.000

bowhunterfrompast

Pics of the few Hill's Hornets in my collection.

c.1950 Hill's Hornet ABCC #0651.000


c.1950 Hill's Hornet ABCC #0654.000

bowhunterfrompast

Pics of the few Hill's Hornets in my collection.

c.1950 Hill's Hornet ABCC #0657.000


1951 Hill's Hornet ABCC # 0667.000

Eugene Foster

Bowhunter from the past, very cool, i'm new to Broadhead talk but i am a collector, those were some mighty fine heads you got there recently, got any traders? and hey bonner, i got a few browning serpentines in my trader box. i have been collecting for about a year now, and like everybody else i get alot off e-bay, something cool i got, bill urban from new jersey sent me one of Wade Phillips books last week, they are awsome.

Eugene Foster

oop's, i think i sent that last one to the wrong place, anyway, what part of Colorado are you in Raghorn? i'm in Paonia

raghorn

Hi Eugene,
Mike is a collector who lives in Paonia. He builds Grizzly bows.
I live in Bailey. There is also a collector or two in the Grand Junction area.
Do you have any of the early Lou Bresina protypes?
Ron

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bowhunterfrompast

Eugene...I've been, seriously, collecting for about a year myself. I have a few traders, PM sent your way.

BuckFeverLodge

Yep, you are correct, it went to the wrong place.

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Eugene Foster

Hi there Raghorn, yep' i know Mike, and i just make a mess of his last name when i try to spell it. i also know Don Williams from G.J. but alast i can't place you, me and Mike just done an archery gig in Delta last weekend, our collections were a hit, lots of kids. I have started to narrow down my searches for heads, i'm concentrating on ACE, and Copperhead, of course i can't pass up a deal on anything neat. and by the way, i'm not familier with the lou bresina heads, got a picture?

raghorn

Ask Don about the Lou Bresina heads......hint- Serpintine.

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Eugene Foster

i can take a hint, i've got a few in my collection and a couple of traders, there's a guy in grand junction who owns RedRock Archery, he has got a few that are really cool, lou bressina gave him the original unassembled pieces of the first serpentine, a piece in each stage of manafacture, really cool set-up. These are at his shop in Clifton if your ever by there

bowhunterfrompast

This neat little broadhead, 1.85 long, 1.10" wide, 140gr, was in my mailbox last week.

raghorn

I think that is a "Fern Slicer" from southern France?

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