The Hedgehog
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Who the heck would shoot this thing?
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Who the heck would shoot this thing?
That is an exit and entry wound?? I thought that was a picture of Mtmillers hands trying to find his girlfriends sweet spot from the adult section before he shaved her back
He stabbed the pig with a knife.
There is no "magic bullet" in mechanically designing stuff like broadheads. Each design objective (flight, killing power, cost, etc... etc...) results in trade-offs that may or may not maximize each of the other criteria.
There really isn't a need for the hundreds of "new and improved" broadheads that fill the magazines and catalogs up each year, but, the industry needs to keep convincing you that if you buy the new ones, you will get better looking, seem taller, have a cuter wife, and, even to the extreme, if you buy the best ones, you can become a Wisconsin Elk Expert....
The biggest thing in broadheads, as long as you stay "mainstream", is once you get them shooting, is having the confidence to attempt shots at Caribou at 98 yards with the Confidence that can only come from wearing a cowboy hat bought at the Mall in Dallas or San Antonio....
That is an exit and entry wound?? I thought that was a picture of Mtmillers hands trying to find his girlfriends sweet spot from the adult section before he shaved her back
ts gonna be a few weeks before I can get out to shoot something with them myself. The little wire can come out of the groove at one end if you jerk it around trying to pull it out, but that is a bit different than falling apart and it doesn't stop it from working either.
I've been in the archery business/industry for a while now......this is the first time I've ever heard of a bowhunter not concerned with blades (wires) coming apart during impact.