125py

lets say you miss a deer/coyote/or anything else and you brand new broadhead just goes into the ground. Do you reuse the broadhead on a deer?, or do you think it would be too dull. I shoot thunderhead 100 grains.

I would tend to think it would be fine to use them on a deer.

Jim_IV

I wouldn't, thats why I carry four arrows two the stand with me. I would wait till I got home then replace the blades and sharpen the tip. Just my .02

virginiashadow

If the blades are still sharp, why not..if there is any hint of dullness, I would not re-use and would sharpen/replace the head.

IAhuntr

Ifit can still shave your arm hair, fire away! If not, quiver it up until you get home.

125py

i would not get down from my stand until after shooting light to get the arrow....i am talking about using it at a later date

Schultzy

If it can be sharpened again or if its still plenty sharp you sure could! If your broadhead is damaged bad from just dirt, time to get a different brand of heads.

Vabowman

Usually I will re use it if it is still sharp.

childers

ya. besides you can just replace the blades on most heads

Rob/PA Bowyer

NEVER reuse a broadhead after a single shot UNLESS you resharpen or change the blades.

JoshKeller

i personally replace the blades and tip (muzzy's) after each shot.