broad head question
09-22-2007 | 07:24 PM
#12
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From: Da U.P. eh!
RE: broad head question
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter
I totally agree Preacher!!!!
You got lucky!! Never shoot a used Broadhead at any game, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!!!
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony
You are giving horrible advice, my friend .....noone should EVER shoot with anything but razor sharp heads! Just because you killed a deer with less, doesn't make it ok ... my nephew killed a deer with a field tip ... grabbed the wrong arrow in the dark, that doesn't make it ok ....
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
What kind of broadheads are they?It depends on what kind of target also,I can shoot muzzy's into my morrel broadhead target and they don't get dull at all,I actually shot a doe last year with the same blades I practice with and it still passed thru while going through ribs on both sides!!!but make sure that they are sharp you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull broadheads.
What kind of broadheads are they?It depends on what kind of target also,I can shoot muzzy's into my morrel broadhead target and they don't get dull at all,I actually shot a doe last year with the same blades I practice with and it still passed thru while going through ribs on both sides!!!but make sure that they are sharp you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull broadheads.
You got lucky!! Never shoot a used Broadhead at any game, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!!!
09-22-2007 | 07:29 PM
#13
Giant Nontypical
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From: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
RE: broad head question
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
They were still razor shap my friend and I believe I said to make sure because you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull heads!friend!!!
They were still razor shap my friend and I believe I said to make sure because you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull heads!friend!!!
09-22-2007 | 07:42 PM
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From: Heaven is my home, temporarily residing in WNY :)
RE: broad head question
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
Well I just did rub a rubber band over the ones I shot into the target today'and they cut instantly!By the way I'm not hunting rubber bands.
Well I just did rub a rubber band over the ones I shot into the target today'and they cut instantly!By the way I'm not hunting rubber bands.
09-22-2007 | 08:29 PM
#16
Fork Horn
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Williamsburg, VA
RE: broad head question
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
If you are only changing blades,you are shooting the same broadhead smartass!
ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter
I totally agree Preacher!!!!
You got lucky!! Never shoot a used Broadhead at any game, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!!!
ORIGINAL: PreacherTony
You are giving horrible advice, my friend .....noone should EVER shoot with anything but razor sharp heads! Just because you killed a deer with less, doesn't make it ok ... my nephew killed a deer with a field tip ... grabbed the wrong arrow in the dark, that doesn't make it ok ....
ORIGINAL: Drizzu213
What kind of broadheads are they?It depends on what kind of target also,I can shoot muzzy's into my morrel broadhead target and they don't get dull at all,I actually shot a doe last year with the same blades I practice with and it still passed thru while going through ribs on both sides!!!but make sure that they are sharp you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull broadheads.
What kind of broadheads are they?It depends on what kind of target also,I can shoot muzzy's into my morrel broadhead target and they don't get dull at all,I actually shot a doe last year with the same blades I practice with and it still passed thru while going through ribs on both sides!!!but make sure that they are sharp you would'nt want to miss the deer of a lifetime because of dull broadheads.
You got lucky!! Never shoot a used Broadhead at any game, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!!!!!
09-22-2007 | 08:34 PM
#17
Dominant Buck
Joined: Oct 2005
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RE: broad head question
Drizz.....Seriously....just always use the new broadhead (at least blades) thing as a rule. You'll never go wrong, that way. Everyone here is just trying to help you....and do the right thing in the eyes of the game.
Nobody's jumping on you....just making a suggestion that's pretty widely accepted.
Good luck!
Nobody's jumping on you....just making a suggestion that's pretty widely accepted.
Good luck!
09-23-2007 | 09:53 AM
#18
Boone & Crockett
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From: Hughesville, PA USA
RE: broad head question
Drizz, I got to go with Preacher, GMMAT and everyone against your practice.....it's not hard to change blades right?
So don't shoot your new blades into a target, put in used blades, shoot it and the swap them out for new.
One shot rule! A single shot of a broadhead renders them useless for hunting unless the blades are changed or sharpened.
So don't shoot your new blades into a target, put in used blades, shoot it and the swap them out for new.
One shot rule! A single shot of a broadhead renders them useless for hunting unless the blades are changed or sharpened.
09-23-2007 | 12:03 PM
#19
Fork Horn
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From: Eastern Oklahoma
RE: broad head question
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Drizz, I got to go with Preacher, GMMAT and everyone against your practice.....it's not hard to change blades right?
So don't shoot your new blades into a target, put in used blades, shoot it and the swap them out for new.
One shot rule! A single shot of a broadhead renders them useless for hunting unless the blades are changed or sharpened.
Drizz, I got to go with Preacher, GMMAT and everyone against your practice.....it's not hard to change blades right?
So don't shoot your new blades into a target, put in used blades, shoot it and the swap them out for new.
One shot rule! A single shot of a broadhead renders them useless for hunting unless the blades are changed or sharpened.
