Sorry mauser, I guess I missed it.

i have my arrow from my first archery deer with blood/hair on it, but now i clean and reuse'em

Some years I have killed two are three deer with the same arrow. I always get pass through s and in the ground. I clean up the arrow, new blades and put it back in my quiver and most of the time it's the first one I grab.

PAbuck..no problem...i actually meant to go dig it up after posting that...couldnt remember what i titled it though...and i post way to much to go back that far lol...wasnt tryin to be a jerk or anything implying another beat to death post lol..was just stating i had the same thing posted before....great minds from a great state think alike eh??

If it's still straight, I continue to use it. I usually retire the broadhead though.

From my first bow kill this year, i retired the arrow and broadhead, even though both are perfectly useable. I dont know what ill do from here on out.

Yeah I hear ya!

I have my arrow from my first deer with a bow 3 years ago. I can't shoot that arrow anymore (too light). I was considering retiring the arrow this year from my first buck with a bow, but not sure yet. It still has dried blood and hair all over it. I won't reuse the broadhead those get used for practice.

Reuse! ACC's are too damn expensive and nice to retire.

If it has not been compromised and flies like it is supposed to fly it continues to get used.

i only draw 50 #s my arrows dont pass through. I have to retire em. they break