Would you use an arrow more than once on a different animal?
#1
Would you use an arrow on a different animal or should you use the same arrow on a different animal?
It goes without saying that the arrow is fine, so is the broadhead!!!!!!
It goes without saying that the arrow is fine, so is the broadhead!!!!!!
#3
Same arrow,(if it checks out ok)different broad head. If I get a kill with that broad head it becomes a practice head after that.
#5
I've taken 3 deer with the same arrow / bh before. I use magnus heads, just wash em off, resharpen, spin test, take a practice shot, and away I go!
#6
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Crosby,Texas
I would after looking at it to make sure it has no defects in the shaft.
Would not want the archers paradox to happen and get carbon fiber in my hand or arm.
Would not want the archers paradox to happen and get carbon fiber in my hand or arm.
#7
Do you shoot a different foam target with the same arrow? Of course you do.
So why waste a perfectly good arrow and /or broadhead just because it was shot through a deer instead of into a foam block?
So why waste a perfectly good arrow and /or broadhead just because it was shot through a deer instead of into a foam block?
#8
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Ive got an arrow that has been through several hog, several deer and a turkey. Every arrow in my quiver, right now, has been in at least one animal. And most have been through several. That is one of the reasons I like carbon arrows.
#10
ORIGINAL: V8Ranger
Same arrow,(if it checks out ok)different broad head. If I get a kill with that broad head it becomes a practice head after that.
Same arrow,(if it checks out ok)different broad head. If I get a kill with that broad head it becomes a practice head after that.


