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Broadhead experiment
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longbowdave1
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When the buck crashed he fell on the exit side driving the broadhead in to the ground. When I pulled the arrow out. The broadhead and insert were stuck in the ground. I never got to inspect the broadhead after impact but I'm sure it was in good shape just poking through the boiler room.
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fountain
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Got a link to these by chance?
longbowdave1
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I will find on for you and post it if that's allowed.
longbowdave1
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Like the fella on Forged in Fire says, "It will kill!"
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longbowdave1
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YankeeRedneck
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I'm selling my high poundage recurve I just can't pull 60# like I used too.
Thinking 45 to maybe 50 tops for me. I think you can be successful all day long with a 40 ish pond bow.
Thinking 45 to maybe 50 tops for me. I think you can be successful all day long with a 40 ish pond bow.
dm/wolfskin
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Been hunting with 45# the last 3 years and killed just as many deer and pigs as I did with the 50#. I ain't as young as I use to be.lolI'm selling my high poundage recurve I just can't pull 60# like I used too.
Thinking 45 to maybe 50 tops for me. I think you can be successful all day long with a 40 ish pond bow.
longbowdave1
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X2 on that.
beaulesye10
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I have the high dollar wide version of these heads. I am curious if your edge chattered any On the ribs? Mine normally does but comes out with sharpenin.
longbowdave1
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Unfortunately the head buried in the ground when the deer crashed. The head and insert pulled out when I pulled the arrow. Might have got wedged in rock or roots. I'll be sure to check how the edge holds up on the next one. For 3$ a head, good either way. It sure did some damage to the buck.
