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When a "vented" bladed head whistles or makes any noticable "pitchy" sound, it is often due the broadhead being misaligned on the shaft or a blade(s) being slightly bent.
However, in that deer still jump in front of moving vehicles that have those "whistlers" mounted on the front bumper, you might consider letting those head whistle.
However, in that deer still jump in front of moving vehicles that have those "whistlers" mounted on the front bumper, you might consider letting those head whistle.
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Giant Nontypical
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When a "vented" bladed head whistles or makes any noticable "pitchy" sound, it is often due the broadhead being misaligned on the shaft or a blade(s) being slightly bent.




