That may have a negative FOC........You are about 275 grains too light. Your arrow is going to bounce off even the scrawniest of NC whitetails.
You will actually toughen deer up by shooting them with that.
View attachment 98322Will this kill a deer?!? Is my setup sufficient (That’s a 350 spine shaft)
That's why I don't use a creedmoor.Exactly - some macho deer will holler back “is that the best you can do????hit me again buddy!!!”
Flashy lighted nocks are kind of fairy-esque?My only question is what the heck does a fairy have to do with bow hunting??
Just having fun with the ranch fairy youtuber fanboys. You know, the whole anything less than 650 gr arrows are useless brigade. The guys with 57 pins for a 40 yd rangeMy only question is what the heck does a fairy have to do with bow hunting??
Just having fun with the ranch fairy youtuber fanboys. You know, the whole anything less than 650 gr arrows are useless brigade. The guys with 57 pins for a 40 yd range
mine are 396. never not had a pass throughView attachment 98322Will this kill a deer?!? Is my setup sufficient (That’s a 350 spine shaft)
That wooley mammoth redux is coming soon....Dammit man, we're hunting whitetail and bear, not rhinos and water buffalo!
They still make those? They leave the best blood trails I've ever seen, even at 400 grains...^Nope nope, that’s all of it. Fun fact, those *100 gr CoC Spitfires actually measure at 107.
I don’t think they make the CoC 1.5” any more, those are 1.75”. I have those and the 1.5 chisel tips in the quiver. I personally think the chisels leave better blood, but they also tend to run a little harder in my experience.They still make those? They leave the best blood trails I've ever seen, even at 400 grains...
I've had no trouble with those heads whatsoever. The best one's I've tried for blood trails and 2 holes.I don’t think they make the CoC 1.5” any more, those are 1.75”. I have those and the 1.5 chisel tips in the quiver. I personally think the chisels leave better blood, but they also tend to run a little harder in my experience.
You haven’t shot enough deer.mine are 396. never not had a pass through
I don't watch youtube either, but my family skipped a generation bow hunting, so I learned from the old school. Pretty hefty arrows compared to what most folks these days use, and non-mechanical heads. They've worked for me so I keep using them, but I'm guessing they're probably overkill with modern bows.not that i bought into the fairy effect. but it got me thinking and i was talking with my buddies cousin that has bow hunted only for 35+ years. i got to digging around his shop and found some of the old aluminum arrows and broadheads he was using until the early 2000s. and damn if they werent 500+ grains. we got to talking and he did say he had less pass threws with the carbon arrows and never thought much of it till we started talking about it.
No that's his brother at a golf event. Sorry FD....when they get teed up like that I can't help it.At first glance, I missed the shaft on the scale. Just saw the head and nock and thought you had gone to fairyland after all.
Dr. Ashby was hunting rhinos and water buffalo, and if you're hunting bear you probably would benefit from reading his stuff. They have thick hide and heavier bones and a trophy bear can weigh upwards of 500 lbs.I'm still wondering how anybody killed anything before the good doctor Asby came along. He and the fairy have everybody preparing for failure instead focusing on the spot and hitting it....
Dammit man, we're hunting whitetail and bear, not rhinos and water buffalo!