Four 55/75, Gold Tip, 3D Pro' s tipped with 100 grain Montec G5' s, One w/ field point and one with blunt. I like to take a practice shot with the field tip and have the blunt for any pesty critters.

6 XX75 2114 advantage arrows tipped with thunderhead 85' s , i may switch one to a field tip

I' ll be carrying four Magnus 2 blade 125 grain. They cost $25 and have a lifetime warranty, I' ll never have to take another broadhead into the woods again

3 5575 G/T carbon arrows tipped with 100gr. scorpion broadhead, and 1 arrow tipped with field point. I like to keep that in my quiver to fill it out. (4 arrow quiver).

I' ve gone into the field on occasion with both muzzy three blades and shockwave mechanicals in my quiver. Just depends on what I' m hunting. If I' m going out for moose, there' s the possibity that I' d see a black bear, or small game, so I' d have a couple arrows set aside for them. I usually have a couple arrows set up with field points and adder tips for grouse and ptarmigan, but for the most part, I have 125 grain shockwaves loaded up and ready to fire.

XX75 2314 Easton' s with 100gr 4-blad red furry broadheads.

I will have 3 muzzy 100 grain and 2 judo tipped arrows for those pesky squirrels.

I have got 4 29 inch gold tip 5575' s. 3 tipped with slick trick 100 grain broadheads and one field point to fill up the empty spot.
Fletching-1 white 2 orange, orange nock. Total weight at 402 grains.

My quiver has 4 Blackhawk Vapor 4000' s with 100 gr. 3 blade Muzzy' s ready to take that 15 yard trip to glory!!!!

My quiver holds 3 beman ICS 400' s topped with 100 gr 3 blade muzzy' s for deer and 2 ICS 400' s topped with 100 gr Razorring heads for hogs. Anyone every shot the razorrings? The heads will absolutely core a hog like an apple. Puts a whole in them the size of a sixteen gauge slug.