RE: Do you retire your arrow after a kill ?
I'm also a furniture builder so I make a suitable plaque and mount the horns and display the broadhead on the plaque. I started this back in the boltgun days and continued it into blackpowder and archery. When I kill a doe I have a jar that I kept brass and arrowheads in. Blackpowder really leaves no keepsakes so I scout around for a polypatch or sabot 20 or so yards in hte direction I shot. As far as the arrow, they just pile up or get used for practice.
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