Wow. MY dad was just cutting up a real nice 2 1/2 yr deer (As seenHere). While Cutting the Loins up, he found 2 Broadhead blades. This buck was shot with Mechanical Broadheads, not Fixed, but these blades were fixed. I think its a lifesaver he found them, because what if he hadnt? woulda been trouble. the thing i dont get is why the deer didnt die..and also why there was no entry or exit wound. Surely there woulf have been an old wound if it was from last year, or this year. just kinda hard.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CUTTING UP AN ARCHERY DEER!

Good Luck

Nice buck in the picture. Sure glad nobody was harmed by those blades.

dont see a pic

You have to click the link in his post. Here' s the easy link.

http://members.aol.com/juniorbludevi...ges/scott1.jpg

Lucky, That sure would have been tough chewing.

Dummy me I didnt see the link[&:][&:]

I think if you broil them a bit longer than normal those b/h' s soften right up!

I found a broadhead--complete with insert--a few years ago when butchering a deer. It was completely healed over and the deer gave no sign of having been previously injured.

Look what was found in this deer. The deer grew bone around and fused the arrow somehow. Don' t ask me how....




Woundn' t want to be the first to stick my hand inside of that deer.