My bad, I thought you were going up 50 grains. I would think you should be getting a passthrough, unless you are hitting bone. Your deer are bigger than ours. Haven't shot one of these little ones with a bow yet. I may give up bow hunting anyway. Getting lazy(er) as I get older.
I just like the meat. Venison is so versatile. Want to make some brats. I have a bunch of pork fat I got from the pig I bought. I would be fine just shooting one that walked into my line of shooting. Would be fine if it only took a few minutes to harvest. I like being in the woods, it is the sitting still bit that drives me nuts. I wish I was good enough to stalk hunt.
No one asking you stupid auto questions, asking if it’s done yet, why it costs so much and manger asking to increase output.
Yes, to get the proper balance point of the Arrow forward of center closer to the head. There used to be threaded inserts you could try before you buy all new practice and hunting heads to find out how it affects your arrow flight.
All good and true. I don’t remember what company sells them but they came back out with the threaded inserts recently, I use the 75 grain ones on my aluminum arrows with my long bow and 125 grain broadheads for a total of 200 grains up front. I’d recommend right helical fletching with those for the simple fact that you’re effectively doubling the chance of stuff unscrewing mid flight with those, other than that they work great for me. Gonna try to shoot a javelina this month with them, if it works well enough I’ll let you all knowYes, to get the proper balance point of the Arrow forward of center closer to the head. There used to be threaded inserts you could try before you buy all new practice and hunting heads to find out how it affects your arrow flight.
Also, will change your spine requirement, most likely to 400 with the heavier head, least ways it did for me.
I too started short light small vaned and fast only to end up the complete opposite for hunting, the speed thing is only good for 3D shooting in my estimation.
Longer arrow penetrates better, heavier arrow penetrates better, heavier broadhead busts bone better, long 5" feathers control flight better, only short-range flight is affected for drop, as range increases the heavy arrow retains speed better and will catch and pass the light arrow amid flight.
Long story short, everything improves for hunting... no guff.
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Switch to a 5" feather for control and you'll have a fine hunting rig.
