What do you keep in your quiver?
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Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Canning, Ontario. Canada
Does anyone carry a selection of bolts when they head out or just stick to broadheads?
I can see it being benificial to have a couple different combo's like a small game head on one or two bolts, unless of course your only target is going to be deer..
Latley, with some help, I have been experimenting with different size vanes, and have found smaller vanes (4") to work very well with a cross wind, so maybe even a vane variance for weather patterns.
Am I looking too deep into this? I have a tendancy to do that every now and then
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I can see it being benificial to have a couple different combo's like a small game head on one or two bolts, unless of course your only target is going to be deer..
Latley, with some help, I have been experimenting with different size vanes, and have found smaller vanes (4") to work very well with a cross wind, so maybe even a vane variance for weather patterns.
Am I looking too deep into this? I have a tendancy to do that every now and then
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Typical Buck
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Thomasville, N.C.
bolts with bhs and one field tip. on the outside of quiver I put that gooie stuff and plant chi chia pet seeds and grass comos my quiver for the entire season.
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Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: PA.
i hunt with my cousin and he uses a crossbow..i use black widow recurve..i have been testing/tuning crossbows for friends..
its a lot fun..he uses a hip quiver with 2 arrows ,plus one in the bow..he also uses the de-cocking rope to unload at end of day..he unloads at home in his living room with rope..
its a lot fun..he uses a hip quiver with 2 arrows ,plus one in the bow..he also uses the de-cocking rope to unload at end of day..he unloads at home in his living room with rope..


