Welcome back to Cafferoo Cast everyone. I'm your host that's writing solo, Aaron Snyder

Frank is again hanging with the Mormon Mafia. Why are you not home Frank? He's still

with Matt and Jordan Cowern Idaho. We're kind of doing a multiple part series here about

Broadheads, Front of Center, things like that. And I've had a few other people on this morning.

And I kind of wanted to tie this up with Danny Klum. He's one of the owners of Rocky

Mountain Specialty Gear, killed more shit than smallpox with a recurve and a compound.

And so thanks for coming on Danny. Yeah, thanks for having me over. Yeah, no problem at

all. So just in case you don't you don't know Rocky Mountain Specialty Gear is an archery

shop. They sell compounds, traditional gear knives, a bunch of stuff. But Danny, you

started shooting a recurve for the majority of your life. You've had multiple shoulder

surgeries and now you've had to go to a compound. Yeah, yeah. I grew up to recurve in my

hands. That's all I knew until about five, six years ago. Okay. And you know, to give,

you know, so people understand that I mean, obviously Danny working over their tunes,

both compounds and recurves and everything else in between. And any of the little tricks

or things I show you, I've probably copied from Danny or his dad, one of the other.

So you guys offer the cutthroat broadhead, which I've killed a pile of animals with. And

since a lot of this, you know, what we're I'm trying to cover here is a, you know, there's

a lot of talk hype. I don't know what you want to call it about with extreme front of

center. A lot, you know, the three to one ratio broadheads, meaning the really long ones,

the single bevel, double bevel, you know, for compounds and traditional bows, both. And

you guys offer that cutthroat, say a single bevel broadhead with like a tantal point,

correct? Yep. Yep. And then where, why did you guys design it that way? What was, uh,

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