Good broadhead for its money
06-10-2005 | 01:59 PM
#11
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From: auburn new york USA
RE: Good broadhead for its money
Washington Hunter
I never go into the woods without at least a half dozen broadhead tipped arrows.
all u need is one i bring 3
and the muzzys and thunderheads are both good i killed a deer with t-heads but im switching to 4 blade slicktricks
I never go into the woods without at least a half dozen broadhead tipped arrows.
all u need is one i bring 3
and the muzzys and thunderheads are both good i killed a deer with t-heads but im switching to 4 blade slicktricks
06-10-2005 | 04:20 PM
#12
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From: Chatham,IL USA
RE: Good broadhead for its money
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
06-10-2005 | 04:42 PM
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From: Ocean Springs, MS
RE: Good broadhead for its money
ORIGINAL: huntIL104
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
06-10-2005 | 06:47 PM
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From: KY
RE: Good broadhead for its money
ORIGINAL: zak123
Oh man, I have never heard anything so false. Crimson Talons are extreme flimsy and break very easily. They will not kill a deer if you hit it anywhere. You most likely hit the femoral artery. I cannot believe the false information you put out.
ORIGINAL: huntIL104
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
06-10-2005 | 07:35 PM
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From: Ocean Springs, MS
RE: Good broadhead for its money
ORIGINAL: psebwhntr16
What expandable isnt flimsy and doesnt break easy...[:-] Oh and the bs meter is on 10 after the story.
ORIGINAL: zak123
Oh man, I have never heard anything so false. Crimson Talons are extreme flimsy and break very easily. They will not kill a deer if you hit it anywhere. You most likely hit the femoral artery. I cannot believe the false information you put out.
ORIGINAL: huntIL104
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
I would go with the Cremson Talons 3 for 29.99. They may be a little high priced but the do the job NO MATTER where u hit the deer. I shot a deer this year hit a limb and shot him in the hind quarter. He only when 30 yards and died. When they hit they are rotating and will rotate when going through the deer there for making a cross cut when going through, deer will not have a blood clot.
Actually the Crimson Talon is a fixed blade, not a mechanical.
06-10-2005 | 07:56 PM
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RE: Good broadhead for its money
ORIGINAL: Allseasonhunter7
Washington Hunter
I never go into the woods without at least a half dozen broadhead tipped arrows.
all u need is one i bring 3
and the muzzys and thunderheads are both good i killed a deer with t-heads but im switching to 4 blade slicktricks
Washington Hunter
I never go into the woods without at least a half dozen broadhead tipped arrows.
all u need is one i bring 3
and the muzzys and thunderheads are both good i killed a deer with t-heads but im switching to 4 blade slicktricks
06-10-2005 | 08:18 PM
#19
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From: Chatham,IL USA
RE: Good broadhead for its money
never had a broad head one break yet, shot 3 deer with the same broadhead last year.
the will rip the living **** out of the deer. if you want a good broadhead trust me here is proof.
http://pse-archery.com/Features/Arch...Strow_Buck.htm
read this and look at the pics. this is one of my good friends that works a Two Bears Custom Archery
the will rip the living **** out of the deer. if you want a good broadhead trust me here is proof.
http://pse-archery.com/Features/Arch...Strow_Buck.htm
read this and look at the pics. this is one of my good friends that works a Two Bears Custom Archery