Gave in to the Rage
12-27-2007 | 04:34 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Indiana (southern)
RE: Gave in to the Rage
Jeff, your totally right. I can see where they would cut big primary wing feathers on side shots, not to sure on the plumage feathers. right now its probably rock on for me 
I killed a BIG bird last season with stick and string, i should have mounted that one [&o]
Matt> thanks for the link, damage is an understatement.
Tuco> when we going onanother worthless road trip??
[8D]how did the misses like the rock?
Dr Andy> i use natural ground blinds, so that wont be an issue in my case
I killed a BIG bird last season with stick and string, i should have mounted that one [&o]Matt> thanks for the link, damage is an understatement.
Tuco> when we going onanother worthless road trip??
[8D]how did the misses like the rock?Dr Andy> i use natural ground blinds, so that wont be an issue in my case
12-27-2007 | 07:18 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Burke, VA (raised in MD)
RE: Gave in to the Rage
Last week, I bought some Rage 2 Blades. Tonight, I shot my third doe with them. All three have been complete pass throughs with blood trails visible from the stand and the deerexpired within sight. They do not replace blood trailing skills but they sure make it easier.
They should knock the socks off a turkey.
Keep an eye on them to make sure they have not deployed in your quiver. I believe they could improve the product by requiringmore energy for deployment.
They should knock the socks off a turkey.
Keep an eye on them to make sure they have not deployed in your quiver. I believe they could improve the product by requiringmore energy for deployment.
12-27-2007 | 09:10 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Wisconsin/Michigan
RE: Gave in to the Rage
I too have them on my arrows for the rest of this season. I hoping for a shot on a nice doe to see how they work for me. They really fly well and are very accurate for me!
12-28-2007 | 07:48 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: Indiana (southern)
RE: Gave in to the Rage
The road trip was not worthless, it was quality time I got to spend with you. Total Package loved the rock, but was hoping for one with a pic of you on it. But....now I have evidence of how huge your fingers are, and will post the results of a comparison I made in the next few days. BAM!
ORIGINAL: bloodcreek
Jeff, your totally right. I can see where they would cut big primary wing feathers on side shots, not to sure on the plumage feathers. right now its probably rock on for meI killed a BIG bird last season with stick and string, i should have mounted that one [&o]
Matt> thanks for the link, damage is an understatement.
Tuco> when we going onanother worthless road trip??[8D]how did the misses like the rock?
Dr Andy> i use natural ground blinds, so that wont be an issue in my case
Jeff, your totally right. I can see where they would cut big primary wing feathers on side shots, not to sure on the plumage feathers. right now its probably rock on for me
I killed a BIG bird last season with stick and string, i should have mounted that one [&o]Matt> thanks for the link, damage is an understatement.
Tuco> when we going onanother worthless road trip??
[8D]how did the misses like the rock?Dr Andy> i use natural ground blinds, so that wont be an issue in my case
