As I'm typing this I had a bandage on the thumb of my left hand.

As I was unscrewing a broadhead from one of my dad's arrows so I could wrap it and refletch it for him, my thumb slipped and I cut it nearly to the bone.

Be careful folks, it can happen to ay of us.

Yep its a learing experiance that you should only do once! I have a scar on my hand were the thumb goes in the hand. Hand sliped and instinct was to catch arrow! Cost me 200 bucks and four stitches!

definently gota watch them! i almost ended my season sunday. i was shooting in the backyard..i thought i nocked the arrow but i must not have..i was to busy on thinking of better shots to take i havent tried yet..but i pulled back..arrow swung around and layed on my arm!! now..the tricky part..how in the world do you let down to fix the arrow when the broadheads laying on your arm!?!?! i somehow got it off but if that head wasnt dulled from being shot 100s of times it would been BAD...

I honestly can't believe I did it.

One of those deals where you think "Oh, it won't happen to me. It hasn't yet, so it won't."

Well it did.

Those Muzzy's are damn sharp, and I've got proof.

It was a learning experience though, definitely.

I did that once too but with the Satelite aero broadehads. Sliced my middle finger right across the tip through the finger nail and down the other side.

I didn't think I could get so much blood to come out of a finger.

It's easy to use them little tools, I've learned my lesson too... [:@]

Yea, I always use the tools when I can. Not worth the pain of a nasty cut when you can do it safely.

Ouch!!!

My slick tricks got me last month. The broadhead was sticking out the back of my yellowjacket target so I tried unscrewing it rather than pulling it through. Sure enough I sliced open my left thumb and index finger. Careless.

This aint just a pretty picture........check out my right index finger.