All archers should know their limitations on placing the arrow where it should go and when to take the shot.

If they don't I doubt a heavier arrow or humongous broadhead will make the difference.

What is being said is that a heavier arrow will help compensate for a poor shot.

I don't agree with the above statement[8D]Nobody should depend on anything to compensate for a poor shot. Because...........................

They will be disappointed[8D]

I think there are many Bowhunters that have the ability to do anything I do and more. It doesn't take a PhD to know when, and where to shoot an animal, or a tremendous amount of smarts to know your effective range and hunt within that range

Stating that anything helps compensate for a poor shot only fuels the mindset of the majority ofJoe Bowhunters. I'd hope most of thehunters who visit HNI are more of the serious type Bowhunters, and know better.

I have arrows weighing from 330 grains to over 500 grains. I use them all and they are very effective at their intended jobs. There is a choice! Everyone should use what they are confident in. I do!

Dan