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RE: Broadhead for Fox ?
Obviously I'd use the smallest cutting diameter 2 or 3 blade I could find.
I think American Broadhead Co. makes a 7/8" dia. Sonic head? I have a couple and they fly great but I'd never shoot them at deer etc. I am actually sdaving them myself for the rare chance I decide to hunt fox with a bow myself. |
RE: Broadhead for Fox ?
i would use muzzy 75s
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RE: Broadhead for Fox ?
I am currently using the Slick Trick 100gr standards (1" width) for my attempt at fox bowhunting. You can get them from MeanV2 for a very good price.
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A fox worth mounting is when they have their best coat, which is in the winter. The lack of blood is because of their thick winter fur, soaks it up. I killed a Coyote with a Slick Trick that put a pretty good size hole that got a full body mount. I couldn't tell where the broadhead passed thru, your taxidermist should be able to fix a hole form a broadhead, if not, I'd be looking for a new taxidermist!;) JMO!
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RE: Broadhead for Fox ?
Droptine don't you think your avatar is a bit over the top for a family oriented site?
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ORIGINAL: Rick James Droptine don't you think your avatar is a bit over the top for a family oriented site? |
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RE: Broadhead for Fox ?
Any broadhead should leave a clean enough cut for the taxidermist to be able to hide.
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