big ben
New member
i buy my arrows from charlie spencer at spencer archery not far from moncton but you can buy them at walmart or canadian tire you have to match your arrows with the bow,the spine is how stiff the arrow is,faster the bow stiffer the spine,you can go with big shafts witch are slower but push deeper[close shots]not recomended for long shots.smaller shaft arrows fly straighter and faster,carbon arrows also are faster cause they are lighter every shaft has its advantage and disadvatages it depends on the shot distance you are confortable with and speed of your bow,you would be best to consult a pro shop to match your shooting to your bow,i would stay away from carbon arrows [just my opinion]broadheads are the same as arrows ,whatever you prefer,alot of outfiters refuse to let you hunt with mechanical broadheads for withever reason, i have used them succesfully with no problem ,and that is what i will be using again this fall.they fly just as well as practice tips and you dont have to fine tune your bow as much than with regular broadheads[just my opinion]no mater what you use shot placement is the most important of any of the above.broadside or quartering away should be the only shots you should take,and never shoot beyond your confortable distance................big ben.............