Oh yeah... I think I have heard of it before. It might be about 2 hours from here where we sometimes go to duck hunt.

I'll have to check though!

Oh sorry... I was way off... its about 10 hours away from here up in the north east part of Oregon. But we will be going right through there this Thursday on a camping trip. There is a big wilderness area not far from there called the walowa's. and thats where we are headed this Thursday. I'll try to get some pictures when we go through there and send them to you!

I'm a partner in a Software Company that writes email management and e-discovery software. Pretty cool industry and pretty flexible job as well. Work out of my house 90% of the time and hunt behind my house 95% of the time so it works out well. Wireless almost reaches one of my stands. haha I have a blackberry with IM on it so I can pretty much work anywhere/any time I want and do during the last weeks of Archery.

OK, so I saw one of you guys talking about Muzzy's. I bought a 3 pack of 3 blade 100 grains at the end of last year on sale. For the life of me, I can't put them together. I built a 20' x 38' deck and roof over it on the back of my house, yet can't figure out how to put a broadhead together. Any advice?

Most of them are already put together... Do you know the name of them?

I'll have to look later on. They are the blue body and 3 separate blades that I am supposed to slide partway in and then push them all together.

I have the Thunderheads shooting sweet out to 40 yds so I am done now messing around with new ones.

I am not sure what kind they are... However I do know a little about the thunder heads! Our neighbor shot a bear with one last year streight through the heart and it only went 13 yards and fell over. This wasn't no lil bear either... It was probably around 350 lbs.

I just realized we are almost at 200 posts already in this thread. Just wait until the season starts and we have som info to report.

There should be 3 cuts in the body...well you take 1 blade and place it so that it is sitting in 2 of those cuts about 1/4 of the way, then you take the 2nd blade and put one end in the only remaining opening and over lap with blade 1 and do the same for the 3rd blade, letting it over lap with blade 2.....each cut should have 2 blades over lapping. Sounds more confusing in writing than it really is. When you get all 3 blades set, they all should only be about 1/4 down, once you get them all in, just press them all the way down then screw the tips on...once you do 1 you'll be able to fly through the rest of them...It's one of those things, once you do it the first time, your going to say to yourself "I am retarted for not knowing that".

Cool! I think you'll like the blazers!

I program from my house make my own hours so I get to hunt quite a bit.

Pops I got Muzzys and solo's directions sound right