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Hi its Tod of Tods Workshop and Tod Cutler here and were gonna have a look at arrow types again today. I recently did a video on six different kinds but now were going to have a look at how they penetrate and how you remove them so my lovely assistant here today is a lump of pork leg and I have three different arrows so we have a regular bodkin arrow, armor-piercing bodkin plate cutter call it what you will, short bodkin, so we have that. We have a fairly sort of standard barbed type head here and again well have a look at how to remove those and then we have the very mysterious crescent-shaped head this one here which is often called a rope cutter well come to that as well, so if we start with a lovely lump of pork leg here and if we start with something like a bodkin arrow so this is going to go in well its gone straight through to the plate below and you can pull it out clearly thats gonna hurt, but the point here is that if that is sticking into your leg you are gonna be a
