I know a guy who shot and killed a caribou at 98 yards with one.
only a texan could know someone like this and admit it,,,let me guess your hero Keith Warren?
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I know a guy who shot and killed a caribou at 98 yards with one.
I can't believe the Wisconsin elk expert is telling Greenhorn what broadheads for Greenie to use for Elk Hunting!!!!
LMAO....
What the hell? I'm not trying other broadheads.. these ones are the cats ass.
There are times when a shot is in fact not so perfect and you may hit a shoulder or spine and a fixed blade would do better. I wonder if any KE is lost when the broadhead opens.
AZ402, they're not, they kill Africa stuff, they kill hogs, put big holes in them, shoot straight, like the field tips. I know a guy who shot and killed a caribou at 98 yards with one.
KE lost? I wonder how much KY is lost when Greenhorn opens up
I'm sold!! humpthey cut going forward and going backward
This is a good one. http://www.arrow-dynamic-solutions.com/THE-ATOM.htm
What channel? Even if they don't move at all, they have a 7/8" cutting diameter, which is what the fixed blade head I'm using now has. Guys like to blame broadheads for failure all the time, when usually it's the poor shot, not the broadhead. Expandable heads (most of them) are deadly provided you put the arrow in the right place.
Or if you don't like a moving part, use the other one. Nothing moves and it still flies like a bullet. I've tried both tips and they shoot great. I just like the fly small and open a little bit wider on pressure version.
they cut going forward and going backward.
Now 280 thinks they are a piece of shit for no reason whatsoever