What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
09-17-2005 | 07:03 AM
#53
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From: Bureau County Illinois
RE: What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
Depending on what bow I am using, either Green Nitrostingers tipped with 100 grain slick tricks or Stingers, orange wrap and orange feathers Blackhawk V-maxxs tipped with 125 grain Montecs yellow and white low profile duravanesand wrapped in yellow Just 4arrows with me.. The one bow doesn't care if it is Stingers or Tricks on the tip..Trying to decide if I do..
If I can get mythird bow shooting better than 2315's with 5 inch white feathers tipped and wrapped with a white wrapwiththe Montecs...
If I can get mythird bow shooting better than 2315's with 5 inch white feathers tipped and wrapped with a white wrapwiththe Montecs...
09-18-2005 | 07:02 AM
#57
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RE: What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
I have three bows that I shoot. A custom 2005 patriot dually, 60 lbs, an 05 allegiance, 75 lbs and an 03 dually, 68 lbs. I will probably hunt mostly with the 03 dually. It is a shootin machine! I will shoot a 27 in beman carbonmetal matrix 400, @27 in, 125 grain thunderhead (why thisset-updrives tacks is beyond me!!!). I do have the allegiance set up with 340 matix shafts @ 28 inches and 100 grain wasp jakhammer select a cut at 1.5 inches. The 05 dually is set up with 28 in ICS camo hunters 100 grain slick tricks.
09-18-2005 | 07:19 AM
#58
Typical Buck
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From: SE Pennsylvania
RE: What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
4 Cabela's Carbon Hunters with 125 grain Spitefires. Was thinking of keeping one of the arrows a field point for squirrels and such. So I don't mess up a perfectly good broadhead.
09-18-2005 | 09:35 PM
#59
Nontypical Buck
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From: Arlington TX USA
RE: What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
TruGlo Axis 360 quiver full of Easton A/C Super Slim 340s, tracer nocks, wraps, 3" feathers and either 100 grain Spitfires, 100 grain Gator XPs or 100 grain Crimson Raptors. Finished weight of 475 grains, 280 fps, ~83# of KE.
I also have a set of ACC 3-71s, tracer nocks, wraps, 5" feathers, and 125 grain Montec G5s for the piggies. Finished weight of 485 grains, 278fps, ~82.5# of KE.
They should get the job done.
I also have a set of ACC 3-71s, tracer nocks, wraps, 5" feathers, and 125 grain Montec G5s for the piggies. Finished weight of 485 grains, 278fps, ~82.5# of KE.
They should get the job done.
09-19-2005 | 12:04 AM
#60
Typical Buck
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From: Wisconsin
RE: What's going to be in your quiver this fall??
I have asix arrow Fuse quiver that will be loaded this year.All Easton Axis ST 400's crested in white and 3 Bohning Blazer Broadhead vanes. Three will be tipped with thetried and true Rocky Mountain Advantage 100gr. The other3 will be tipped with 100 grSlick Tricks. After reading all the reviews and shooting them, Ijust gotta try the Tricks.
My fiancee'sfour arrow quiver will be loaded with the Slick Trick 85 gr. She's back after a year off from shoulder surgery and as deadly as ever. I'm hoping she'll be able to take her first this year as it's looking like we may have a huge piece of property to hunt this year that'shighly productive. I would rather see her get her first than killing anything myself, just see the joyit would all bring at the end of allher hard work with physical therapy and all to be back this year. Good luck to all!
My fiancee'sfour arrow quiver will be loaded with the Slick Trick 85 gr. She's back after a year off from shoulder surgery and as deadly as ever. I'm hoping she'll be able to take her first this year as it's looking like we may have a huge piece of property to hunt this year that'shighly productive. I would rather see her get her first than killing anything myself, just see the joyit would all bring at the end of allher hard work with physical therapy and all to be back this year. Good luck to all!