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Doug's Interviews from the floor of the ATA Show. 

The MAGNUS STINGER broadhead line has a new bee in the nest. 

It's called a BuzzCut. It is a 100 grain, 4 blade head with the main blades being serrated. The serrated edges provide more cutting surface which equals larger blood trails. Like the other Stingers it is spin tested at the factory for alignment and has the Magnus Diamond Tip. It and all the Stingers have a stronger ferrule this year. Early indications at the show point to it being a very hot item this year, Bambi beware!

NEET has been around since 1956. During that time they have developed a strong product line representing quality, function and style. 

This year they have added the Chippewa pattern to their product line. It is a very attractive pattern using the earth tone fabric over brown leather or cordura. They also added the 801 Ballistic Bow case which is a single bow version of the very popular 800 Double Bow case they introduced last year.

The Rocky Mountain Snyper XP3 is a new expandable head from Barrie Archery. 

It is a 3 blade 100 grain head . It uses the fool proof, patented cam action, rear sliding/opening blades that eliminate kick out during angle shots. It uses the Stainless Steel Devastator, cut on contact tip with a concave design and sharpened chiseled cutting edges. It is 5/8” closed and 1 1/8” open.

MORRELL'S new YELLOW JACKET bag target is an excellent addition to a time tested and proven line of archery targets. 

It has an internal frame system which gives it consistent depth for ultimate stopping power. It is weather proof, has an E-Z Tote handle and has Morrell’s patented floating center design. It is 24” x 24” x 10” and weighs approx. 20 pounds.

Between booths we caught outdoor writer Steve Bartylla in one of his rare "out of treestand" moments.

Steve is a regular contributor to Bowhunting.net and all of the major bowhunting and deerhunting magazines. We discussed Steve's Deer Classic seminar schedule for 2005.