Is Fred bear his real name?

Fred Bear (March 5, 1902 – April 27, 1988) was an American bow hunter, bow manufacturer, author, and television host .Fred BearFred Bear (R) and Jim Henderson (L) in 1946BornMarch 5, 1902 Waynesboro, PennsylvaniaDiedApril 27, 1988 (aged 86) Gainesville, Florida3 more rows

What draw weight did Fred Bear use?

Fred always shot 65 pounds. a 45 lb recurve will kill any North american game.

Did Native Americans use poison?

The weapons used by Native Americans to shoot a Poisoned arrow were the Bow and Arrow and the Blowgun. Various tribes made use of the Poisoned Arrow in hunting and warfare, notably the Apache, Navajo, Paiute and the Diegueno Indians of California. However it should be noted that this was not a common practice.

Did Native Americans put poison on their arrows?

Native American tribes would agitate the snake or lizard until it repeatedly struck into the spoiled meat or liver of an animal, impregnating it with its toxin. The tips of arrows or the blowgun darts were then dipped into the poisoned meat.

What poison did Native Americans use?

Many tribes used used extracts of yew from bark and needles as Arrow and Spear poisons. The Apache dipped their arrows into the sap of the Yucca to make a poisoned arrow. Other tribes used used extracts of yew from bark and needles as arrow poisons other used the American Golden Poppy, Bloodroot and Datura.