I carry three.

three, two for deer and one for tree rats!!!

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3 brand new shafts and 3 brand new broadheads exactly the same as the ones I practice with but never fired.
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I would practice with those shafts. New broadheads are nice, but shafts can have diff. weights and be out of straightness a little. I take my best flying shafts and put new broadheads on them, practice shots with some older broadheads (same broadheads).

I take 3 broadheaded aros, I don't know why so many, and like to take 2 for squirrels or stumps, but don't always.

--Jim

4 broadheads, 1 field point

Hunting is a right, treat it like a priviledge - respect nature

I take three. One is a mechanical that I use for turkeys (in the rare instance that one offers me a shot.)

three magnus tipped cedar arrows. Home made<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
Dont need no factory made archery equipment!!
Hedgeapple

2 carbon with new broadheads, one alum with a judo point

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four

I carry 3 arrows...If I miss 3 times in a row then I need to leave the woods.