WOW! There is quite a bit of difference between the warnings on Eastons website and what some people here are saying.

For example; Easton says that if a carbon arrow were to hit bone or if a protruding part of the arrow were to hit a tree as the deer ran off, then there would be a very good chance the arrow could splinter and you need to cut that meat out and not eat it. They also said to inspect your carbon arrows after every shot. Even a small amount of carbon fiber, if ingested is dangerous, it cuts.

Tfox there is a difference between fiber and dust.

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