gregorybraswell

know the feeling. i always carry a few old muzzy's in my cat quiver. decided to take a few shots into swamp mud. thats the last time i saw them. 2 carbon arrows and muzzy's in under 30 seconds.

Buellhunter

Know anyone with a metal detector?
That's what we use to find lost arrows.
Works great with aluminum arrows
Carbons you need to let the detector "look" harder, you need to have it find the broadhead

Allseasonhunter7

dont know why ppl group broadheads. or shoot more then one broadheaded tipped arrow at a target

Germ

What type of arrows do you shoot?
What broadhead do you use?

bugleboy

Allseasonhunter7, I am sure your comment was at least partially, if not mostly directed at me due to my comment of putting my broadheads in 4" groups. May I quantify, qualify and restate what I meant? I too understand about not "grouping broadheads" as I lost quite a few fletchings last year (one of those 'doh!' moments when it occured to me to not do that). Anyway, I have a 5-spot target that I shoot at and was shooting the spots, then figureing my "group" by where my arrows hit on the different spots. My bad for not making that detail apparent. As for shooting shooting "more then one broadheaded tipped arrow at a target"...why not? seems like a pain to shoot one, walk 40-50-60 yards, pull it out, shoot a different one, walk 40-50-60 yards, etc....MHO only...all is good.

Allseasonhunter7

hopefully no hard feelings but i just figured people would save heads and arrows

bugleboy

none taken - happy hunting!

BB