I know it is getting close to many seasonsand it is practice practice for most of us so I thought I might bring up the subject of inspecting your arrow shafts for defects that might cause catastrophic failure. I personally shoot carbon shafts and have never had one that I would consider bad to throw away, or maybe I was not looking close enough. With that being said can you "Vetrans" give us any tips or tricks, are the cracks or flaws really difficult to see? I have read a lot of personal horror stories from exploding arrows and just want to remind you to all check your equipment.

I don't need to hear from all the people "that is why I use aluminum" been there done that.