Maybe its your past experiences that make you think you need more than one arrow? Or maybe you needed more than one arrow because of a circumstance you had or because you made a move that you should not have?
Is it a fact that 1 arrow is all you need?
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"Cherish your time in the woods"
My only worry would be that I somehow messed up/bent/broke that one arrow getting to the critter. I used to just take 1 arrow on the 3D course all the time.
I'm confident, I have to be confident shooting a recurve otherwise I'm screwed! I'd feel alright going In with one arrow as long as I keep my shots under 20 yards.
To many different kinds of critters running around my woods to have just one arrow!
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Big River Longbow 66" 52# @ 28"
Big River Longbow 66" 47# @ 28"
Big River Longbow 62" 52# @ 28"
Big River Recurve 56" 52# @ 28"
NewWood Longbow 58" 45# @ 28"
I'm as confident as anyone when it comes to releasing an arrow but with that said, things happen and I would always want that second arrow just in case. One quick scenerio is a perfect arrow that a deer dropped and was spined. I followed it up with a quicker kill shot. I wouldn't be happy nor satisfied to see that deer suffer nor get back on his feet. One arrow, no thank you.
I used to think 3 arrows was WAY to many, until last year where i eneded up shooting all 3 of them and had to climb down and find them to continue hunting.
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MY BOW
Mathews DXT 27" 70#
G5 Optix LE 5 pin .19 Sight
QAD Pro HD Fall Away Rest
Carbon Express Maxima Hunter Mathews Edition Arrows
SLick Trick 100 gr. BroadHeads
Deluxe Series Little Goose Release
FUSE Axium 6"stabilizer
Mathew Quiver
I used to think 3 arrows was WAY to many, until last year where i eneded up shooting all 3 of them and had to climb down and find them to continue hunting.
It only takes one arrow.....
