RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

Yah Zak, the Wasp Boss 4 blade broadhead.

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

i never spend more than 5-6 hrs in the woods? you dont know me very well try 5-6 everyday during deer season or more onthe weekends.. do you evenhave six tags yes missed do happen but all it takes is one
vanes fall off? they should still fly good with no fletchings., as far as falling and breaking on goes maybe from dropping your bow but not from walking around the woods with an arrow knocked

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

Broadhead tipped arrows will not fly good without fletchings.

Arrows can break from walking around in the woods. It's really not that hard. I have never done it, but when your walking in thick brush it seems easy.

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

thats why you cut a path going to your stand

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

Zak, Crimson Talon makes expandables and fixed blade heads. I thought we were on the topic of expandables.

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

I don't stand hunt for Mulies and Elk, what then?

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

there are no mulies and elk in ny what then?

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

Just do what works for you. If you take 6, then take 6, if you only take 1, then take one. Who cares how many someone else takes in the woods?

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

Why the hell are you getting so cocky?

The "what then" was a question, not a sarcastic remark.

Due to the fact that I can't/don't stand hunt for Mule deer and Elk, what am I supposed to do about cutting a path? Hence the "What then?"

This is the reason I stopped coming to the Young Hunters forum for about 6 months. It constantly amazes me how outrageously cocky kids can be.

RE: Good broadhead for its money
 

that remark sounded sarcastic and im not cocky just confident theres a difference
im 15 and im rarely on the youth but if you want to keep going back and fourht like a child then go ahead