Guys, be careful. Every year we hear of accidents that happen with broadheads.Please read below of a real life accident that happened to a fellow hunter:

I almost died - really!!

Yep. The title is correct. This was one of the most frightening experiences of my life.

I had set up some arrows for my brother-in-law. He and his wife came by Friday evening, Oct. 6 to pick them up and for us all to go to dinner. I went to my room to get the broad head arrows. As I was returning with the arrows I had to pass through an internal doorway in the house and that is when it happened.

I can’t say I felt it but I knew what I had done and that I was in real trouble. One of the arrows had touched the door jam and I had stuck the broad head into the left groin area. Yea, we all know what runs in that area.

Lets make a long story short. I hit the femoral Vein not the artery and how I missed the artery is beyond understanding according to my trauma surgeon.

I lost a ton of blood from the house to the hospital. More at the local hospital, had an uneventful flight from Harrisburg to Evansville, IN. to Deaconess Hospital who had a trauma, vascular surgeon on staff.

I am sewed up and doing well with the exception of some things resultant of low or no blood pressure regarding my guts. But, I am alive. Back to work today. Its good to be alive.

Scary stuff right there. Read awhile ago an account of someone who slipped and cut his femoral artery while field dressing a deer...a dangerous business we are in.

Glad you arealright. Broadheads are very dangerous and an accident like yours could happen to any of us.

Very Scary. Gald to hear the guy is alright!

Glad your ok!! That sounds like a scary deal.

very glad your ok and that everything turned out alright you have to be really careful when working with broadheads accidents can happen at any time to anyone.

Thanks for that reminder. It sounds simple, but like I always tell my kids....

It'll kill a deer, so what do you think it will do to you? Glad you're ok, buddy.

Sorry about the accident and thanks for the warning.

man, there are a lot of things that we all take for granted in our daily activities.

I am glad to hear that you are doing OK and are in my prayers for a speedy and full recovery of any issues resulting from this.

I have been looking for an arrow case for a couple of reasons but this reinforces why I should go get one immediately. One I don't like having my arrows exposed in my case even though they are in my quiver. I don't want to take the chance of one coming out and slicing the bow string or risk reaching in the case and put one through my hand. I have had some difficulty finding one. Does anyone know of where to get one of these as I have looked at Wal-Mart, Bass Pro, among other local shops and haven't been able to find one.

Whoa! I am certainly glad you are well..... Alive. No doubt I can see it happening when you think of it. Real eye opener that it can happen and not in a treestand. Again get well soon. Are you able to hunt the rest of theseason?