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Broadhead practice
We all need to practice with our broadheads. How often does everybody do it? I heard one guysay heswitched to broadheads-only a month before opening day. Is that about what everyone else does? I know I need practice with them, but I get tired of slicing vanes off arrows and having to refletch all the time.
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RE: Broadhead practice
I don't know what everyone else does, but I usually switch about two weeks before the hunt!
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I switch about months prior to the opener. I also shoot at different spots on my BH target so I don't damage arrows. I also practice with them several times through the year since I hog hunt year round.
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I also shoot at different spots on my BH target so I don't damage arrows. I shoot 3 arrows at a time.....to different spots on the BH target. If we shoot a 3D target....we only shoot it once. Jeff Don't like cutting arrows...... |
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I alternate between field tips and broadheads. Plus I rotate my Block 4X4 around so I don't destroy one side of it all the time.
I got my Magnus Stinger Buzzcuts grouping right with my field tips, so I'm ready to go! [8D] |
RE: Broadhead practice
I tune my bow with broadheads about a month before the season openerand thengo back to shooting field points while mixing in an occasional broadhead groupjust to insure everything is in check. That last week before opening day it's nothing but broadheads and i shoot them everyday. Works for me! :D
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I have been pretty luck our local Sportsmans Club has a broadhead league every year. Card board deer, beer, antelope targets set up with a sand berm behind for an arrow stop. Targets are set from 20 yds to almost 40 yds. I shoot this for 8 weeks every year. We usually field a 4 man team (all hunting buddies) if you don't shoot the course you don't hunt with us, spent to many nights crawling around the woods looking for poorly hit animals from guys that didn't practice enough or that were great 3-D shooters but didn't practicewith their broadheads.
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I have three practice heads put off to the side. When I go up the tree I bring them and shoot them throughout the season.
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I shoot field points all year and about a month before season I'll check my broadheads and make sure nothing has changed and then put them away and then again a couple days before the season I'll check them again. I then change the blades (Thunderheads 100) and hunt with them. A properly tuned bow should shoot field points and broadheads the same so save your broadheads and shoot field points after you make sure that they are hitting fine.
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I'll switch two weeks before my season starts in Oct., but when I do I'll use a diffrent target.
I don't want destroy my new GlenDel 3D buck just yet and I'll shoot at diffrent spots because I don't like refletching arrows ether. |
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I'm with Mike_Hill. I shoot field point nearly all the time except to check broadheads before a hunt. I don't see any need to practice with broadheads. But that is just MO.
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I wonder why a couple of companies make Practice Broadheads, probably just to make that extra $$ or maybe to save you buying replacements blades.
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I pick out three broadheads of the one I intend on using for the hunt and practise with them. Now a month before is all my targets can handle using a broadhead on them before they fall apart. Otherwise it get real expensive replacing targets. :)
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