dewpoints in the 70's....torrential rains this morning mean my fat a$$ didn't go! I'll try and dodge the rain drops on my walk here in a bit!
After watching the review of Iron Will Broadheads posted by @Bowhuntr64 I’m seriously considering ordering a six pack of the 100 grain single bevel heads with a little custom engraving on the back bevel. Not sure I can justify the $280 price tag for six broadheads though. $25 of that is for the engraving, but still.....
Aw c’mon man! I’m not old yet and I was 19 years out of high school in 2000. Also, the last time Adam and I hunted together we figured out that he is about the same age as my oldest son. Now THAT is a bit depressing.
They will last you a lifetime, even with all the kills you make each year!! Bought 3 of the wide blades 1st, made noise as they flew, then the single bevels came out, bought 3 pack , burned 1 as a practice head, super impressed with flight and the pass thru on a 3d target, no shots on deer yet. Practice head is still sharp.
What worries me the most is the extremely rocky terrain I hunt here at home. Almost every full pass through results in a destroyed broadhead or at the very least destroyed blades. These are awfully high priced for that. I thought maybe I could go very heavy up front and slow the arrow down a bit but then the momentum would still blow through the deer and the result would be the same.
I got them back in 2017 for a elk trip. Amazing head, but I don't feel they are worth the price. Just wait til you lose one in the woods after shooting at a deer. That $40 head really hurts when that happens. But other wise very sharp and durable. Though there are better deals out there. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Never seen so many rocks! I could've shot at a turkey last year down there and I knew I was kissing that broadhead goodbye if I did. Glad I never got a great shot at any of them actually.
I shot at a buck in my valley about 9 years ago. He ducked and the arrow went above the spine. After it went through the deer it center-punched a boulder. All I ever found of the arrow was a 4” piece of the shaft with blood smeared fletching. Last season one of my arrows passed through a deer and deflected off a boulder. I saw the nocturnal sailing off into the forest never to be seen again. The Ozarks are broadhead killers AND arrow killers.
Really wishing I had more backstrap. Season can’t get here soon enough. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Did some scouting this evening and found a good one summering in the same spot the buck I killed 2yrs ago was. Gonna set some cams to see if he’s traveling where I think he is. Should finish out a solid buck. Here’s a grab from the video.
Question for you guys, I know @LittleChief uses ozonics i believe. I'm thinking about getting one just don't know which one to get. Any suggestions or experience with them?
Also checked cameras the other day. Got a couple nice ones on camera. Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
