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SRBowman 10-17-2006 08:14 AM

Ouch.
 
So I had just got home from work at about 1pm and I was pretty pumped to go out hunting, and the reason I was so pumped was because we had just got our first real cold snap that morning with a little snow, so I knew that the deer would be cruisin around. Well anyways Im getting everything ready and all I had left to do was put together these new broadheads I had just bought (Muzzy 100gr. 3 blades) so i sit down and get them all together and am putting them on my arrows, well I get to the last arrow, and keep in mind that I am in a hurry, my broadhead wrench slips and I put the broadhead into my left thumb and middle finger deep so I look at it and I'm like crap. I call my girlfriend, she comes and picks me up takes me to express care and I have to get 9 stitches. The doctor said I just nicked my tendon in the thumb so I was lucky when it comes to that. Just thought I would share that little horror story.

MichaelT. 10-17-2006 08:27 AM

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SRBowman,

Sorry about that brother... That sucks. But hey, look on the bright side.. At least now you know for sure that Muzzy puts out some sharp blades, right out of the package. But I have shot them for a while, so next time feel free to ask me, and I will try to save you the testing of them and a Doctor bill.

Good hunting and God bless.

BE SAFE

Heidicazz1 10-17-2006 08:28 AM

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That's too bad ... my mother inlaw did that out in the woods ... she was worried her broad head was loose and ended up cutting het thumb pretty deep ...looked like a dang blood bath I had to o chas my father inlaw down to get his first aid ...she forgot hers :eek:and mine was in the spot I was hunting I just ran to her ahow hard lesson at least your alright !!!

Buck Huntin Girl 10-17-2006 08:32 AM

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My husband did the same thing last year, except he wouldn't go to the doctor.... he superglued it. :eek:

I thought he was an idiot, but it healed up alright... he hates needles, and he hates stitches...

I won't even mess with them. I get queasy just thinking about slicing my finger on a knife or broadhead or any kind of razor.... [:'(]

Can you still shoot your bow? ;)[8D]:D

kenman 10-17-2006 08:32 AM

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Jeez, not another 'I wounded one' thread :D

I always have that thought about cutting myself when assembling broadheads. Hopefully it won't keep you out of the woods.

SIDEWAYS 10-17-2006 08:33 AM

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Ouch is right, hope you are a quick healer and don't miss to much of the season

SteveO KanevO 10-17-2006 08:55 AM

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Muzzy 4 blades. I call them "The cut me everytime I touch 'em broadhead." I nearly severed all the tendons on top of my hand because one of thos broadheads, I also sliced most of the meat on my thumb off. I know where you are coming from![&:]

nohillbilly 10-17-2006 09:01 AM

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Thanks guys, my hand hurts just from reading this. I've only got small cuts from my Muzzys. My neighbor hit my 3D target in the leg and the arrow was stuck. He pulled so hard that when it came out he shoved the nock end of the arrow into his leg all the way to the fletching. Yeah, that required some stitches.

wis_bow_huntr 10-17-2006 09:03 AM

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Them little wrenches are worthless.....they usually slip especially when youre in a rush, please be carefull inserting and removeing broadheads from your arrows.

LaHoytguy 10-17-2006 11:02 AM

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I guess its one of those things like riding a motorcycle or riding bulls they say its notIF you get hurt or wreck itsWHEN andHOW bad. It hasnt been my time yet(knock on wood)

Matt / PA 10-17-2006 11:14 AM

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Yeah isn't it amazing that someone nicks their finger (an obvious vital organ ;)) with a slip of a broadhead and bleeds all over the house and we have guys that hit a deer "Perfect" and can't find a drop.:eek:

Something to ponder.

Gadeerslayer 10-17-2006 05:50 PM

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Bummer Dude !!! I never use those little wrenches. I always use 425 Channel locks to tighten the tip...

Washington Hunter 10-17-2006 06:02 PM

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ORIGINAL: Buck Huntin Girl

My husband did the same thing last year, except he wouldn't go to the doctor.... he superglued it. :eek:

I thought he was an idiot, but it healed up alright... he hates needles, and he hates stitches...

I won't even mess with them. I get queasy just thinking about slicing my finger on a knife or broadhead or any kind of razor.... [:'(]

Can you still shoot your bow? ;)[8D]:D
Did it last week myself.

My doctor was the one who suggested superglue.

He said he could either charge me for the visit/stitches or I could just go home and superglue it. Its good having a family friend who is a doctor.

The alcohol in the superglue works as an antiseptic.

fechmupbud 10-17-2006 06:23 PM

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Our season in DE opened Sept 1 and I literally the exact same thing! I was in a hurry because it was 1:30pm and blew my thumb wide open. After 35 minutes, it stopped bleeding enough to get it wrapped tight and then cinched down with duct tape. I passed on a three pointer junker and another spike that afternoon. When I got home, my wife wanted to check it - knew it was bad because there was blood ALL OVER the garage and mudroom (missed a couple clean up spots inside) and it began gushing immediately. I only took 5 stitches. I can relate bud... good luck this season and be safe!

mofireman 10-17-2006 07:15 PM

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Man you guys have got to slow down a little bit. I know accidents happen, believe me I'm a fireman, but you're admitting you were in a hurry!! Please be careful...you cut a main artery or nice size vein and the end result could be a lot uglier.

Take care!!

SRBowman 10-18-2006 11:50 AM

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Well I know not to be in a hurry now. I guess that It's one of those things where it's going to happen sooner or later. But the big plus is that I went out yesterday and seemed to do just fine so I guess I can't really complain. Thanks for all the replies.


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