Dr. Ed Ashby Reports 

Who is Dr. Ed Ashby?   Click here for Dr. Ashby's Bio Index of Dr. Ed Ashby's Published  Arrow & Broadhead Penetration Research Ashby's Top 12 Arrow Penetration Enhancing Factors Dr. Ed Ashby Getting an Edge on Success Ashby Broadhead Study Ashby on Single Bevel Broadheads Ashby On EFOC (Extreme Forward of Center) Ashby Ultimate Hunting Arrows Ashby On Momentum, Kinetic Energy, & Arrow Penetration Ashby On Broadhead Performance Ashby's Arrow Lethality Results In Graph Form Papua New Guinea Bows and Arrows Study Ashby On Arrow Lethality Part 1 The Need for Knowledge Ashby On Arrow Lethality Part 2 Broadheads - The Natal Study Ashby On Arrow Lethality Part 3 Turning "Hits" into"Kills" Ashby On Arrow Lethality Part 4 The Physics of Arrow Penetration Ashby On Arrow Lethality Part 5 Predicting Arrow Penetration on Real Animals   Ashby 2008 Update Part 1 Heavy Bone Threshold Ashby 2008 Update Part 2 Commonly Used Arrows Ashby 2008 Update Part 3 Arrow Force and The Heavy Bone Threshold Ashby 2008 Update Part 4 Threshold of Arrow Mass Ashby 2008 Update Part 5 Meaningful Arrow Comparisons Ashby 2008 Update Part 6 Quantifing Arrow FOC on Penetration Ashby 2008 Update Part 7 Ultra-EFOC and Arrow Shaft Structural Integrity Ashby 2007 Update Part 1 Will it Ever End?  Ashby 2007 Update Part 2 Misconceptions  Ashby 2007 Update Part 3 Testing Internal Footings  Ashby 2007 Update Part 4 Establishing a Baseline  Ashby 2007 Update Part 5 Extreme FOC's Demonstrated Advantage  Ashby 2007 Update Part 6 Current Broadhead Testing  Ashby 2007 Update Part 7 Angle of Attack  Ashby 2007 Update Part 8 Penetration is Paramount  Ashby 2007 Prologue Understanding FOC Ashby 2005 Update Part 1 Broadhead Tip Design and Edge Bevels Ashby 2005 Update Part 2 Weight Forward of Center (FOC) Ashby 2005 Update Part 3 Broadhead Performance Update Ashby 2005 Update Part 4 Buffalo Arrows Ashby 2005 Update Part 5 Summary Overview: Trends, Tendencies, FAQ’s and Comments Ashby 2005 Update Part 6 The Heavy Bone Threshold Ashby 2004 Update Part 1 Testing 66 Different Types/Styles/Configurations of Broadheads Ashby 2004 Update Part 2 Data Relative to Arrow Shafting, Shot Placement and Shooting Angles   Ashby 1987 Part 1 Broadhead Performance Ashby 1987 Part 2 Broadhead Performance Continued   Ashby 1987 Part 3 Broadhead Performance Continued Ashby 1987 Part 4 Broadhead Performance Continued  Ashby 1987 Part 5 Broadhead Performance Continued PODCAST with Dr. Ashby Journal of Mountain Hunting - PODCAST  Setting the FOC-ing Record Straight  with Dr. Ashby & Garrett Schlief Kifaru Cast - PODCAST  Aron Synder - with Dr. Ed Ashby   Here is a perfect example of the performance you can expect when shooting Ashby inspired systems. An Asiatic water buffalo taken with a 950 grain setup of GrizzlyStik Momentum arrows and forged 315 grain Ashby broadheads.     Disclaimer! Dr. Ed Ashby graciously allowed us to use his name on the Ashby broadhead with one condition. He insisted that we make it clear to our customers that he receives no compensation for the use of his name on our broadhead whatsoever. His goal is to educate the world on what kinds of arrows and broadheads best penetrate big game animals. He receives no compensation for any of his research but shares the results freely. He wants to educate bowhunters everywhere on what works best on big game animals so the animals may be harvested in the most efficient manner possible. It's actually more about the animal than the bowhunter. We all owe a great debt to Dr. Ashby for his significant contribution to bowhunting.   From all of us at GrizzlyStik...  Thank You Dr. Ed Ashby!