Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

they sat in the quiver all year long? I have heard that humidity can cause them to dull.

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

i don't know if that is true or not. But i do know that if i am using the same brand,weight etc head this year as last, that last years heads become my practice heads for this year

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

Every year before I head out bow hunting I check my Snuffers that have been in my quiver all winter and summer and usually I'll have to touch them up a little with my crock sticks. It don't take long but I like to get that fine paper edge back on them. Just from taking the same arrow in and out of your quiver can dull them a little after a period of time. Its a good practice to get into, certainly not a bad one!

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

I always check them, if they need it, I sharpen them.

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

Amen, or replace them.

And yes, killdoe, air itself etc can oxidize a broadhead and dull it as well as continuous in and out of the quiver during the season.

Better safe than sorry when it comes to broadheads. It could very well mean the difference in a trophy of a lifetime.

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

I always touch them up just before hunting season

RE: Who feels you need to sharpen your heads after
 

No scientific evidence that I know of to support that. Sure is a good ideato check them anyway every year. Better safe than sorry, right?