Best worse shot broadhead!!!!
08-30-2010, 05:19 PM
#11
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LOL.
I once dropped my muzzy tipped arrow from my treestand. It hit the dirt and kept going...... ended up killing a deer over in China.
08-30-2010, 07:20 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
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08-30-2010, 09:05 PM
#13
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but seriously guys, broadheads all kill deer, just place it right and you could use a field point... so whats with all the hate on different companies?
08-30-2010, 10:24 PM
#14
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Im speechless, congrats on your 220# field dressed buck. That is a giant buck where Im from. Do you have pics of that deer? I would like to see what a 220# deer looks like. In that pic it looks like a straight on shot with the 4inch cutting diameter but in your story you said both bucks were quatering away hard. Thats awesome, simply awesome. Good luck this season!!
My experience with rage is awesome... Only one of the 6 I didnt see go down due to a poor shot b/c of a deflection...
This year I'm trying 2 blade blood runners just b/c... The rages treated me awesom, i just wanted to try out something else..
08-31-2010, 05:20 AM
#16
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Location: North Carolina
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Let me clarify about the bucks weight, it was 222 lb on the hoof dressed out 180lbs and I have pictures. It was a big deer for NC. The deer was hit in the back section of the ribs and the arrow came out the opposite side front shoulder. The Rage Tipped arrow basically traversed the deers trunk. Penetration was amazing, 400 grain arrow at 285 fps so it has good energy, it's not a light setup. This year I'm shooting the same arrow faster with my Destroyer so I expect some more penetration.
Im speechless, congrats on your 220# field dressed buck. That is a giant buck where Im from. Do you have pics of that deer? I would like to see what a 220# deer looks like. In that pic it looks like a straight on shot with the 4inch cutting diameter but in your story you said both bucks were quatering away hard. Thats awesome, simply awesome. Good luck this season!!
08-31-2010, 05:36 AM
#17
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Wisconsin
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When you shoot a deer quartering away it magnifies the cutting diameter... Since the arrow is not traveling in a perpindicular manner it will not contact that way, which will mean it will travel along the animal and make a larger cut.
My experience with rage is awesome... Only one of the 6 I didnt see go down due to a poor shot b/c of a deflection...
This year I'm trying 2 blade blood runners just b/c... The rages treated me awesom, i just wanted to try out something else..
My experience with rage is awesome... Only one of the 6 I didnt see go down due to a poor shot b/c of a deflection...
This year I'm trying 2 blade blood runners just b/c... The rages treated me awesom, i just wanted to try out something else..
08-31-2010, 06:05 AM
#18
Nontypical Buck
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Let me clarify about the bucks weight, it was 222 lb on the hoof dressed out 180lbs and I have pictures. It was a big deer for NC. The deer was hit in the back section of the ribs and the arrow came out the opposite side front shoulder. The Rage Tipped arrow basically traversed the deers trunk. Penetration was amazing, 400 grain arrow at 285 fps so it has good energy, it's not a light setup. This year I'm shooting the same arrow faster with my Destroyer so I expect some more penetration.
http://www.storybookbucks.com/recordbuck_wi/index.html
08-31-2010, 06:52 AM
#20
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