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They haven't approved the lighted nicks yet we will find out in April
Quote from: superdown on March 06, 2013, 10:57:16 AMdid he drop or did he travel at all?I have never seen an animal drop straight down as quickly as this guy did...It severed the spinal cord.At the time I was new to bowhunting, I made a bad shot and now had a perfectly alive(but paralyzed) deer at my feet which had to be dispatched. It felt wrong to shoot it again with an arrow at point blank, so I "old schooled it" with a knife to the throat. NOT FUN, but neccesary. I learned alot about bowhunting that day.This is the buck
did he drop or did he travel at all?
i shot my deer bedded looking strait at me this year with a muzzy mx3 and it went thru the neck thru the spine and stopped about an inch on the other side of the spine inside the body cavity shoot 340 ics hunters thru my maxxis 31 with a 27 and a half inch draw that deer didn't take a single step from where he was bedded! i have also head shot 1 before with the same set up he dropped like i shot him with a rifle and my arrow stopped at the fletchings from 30 yards needless to say i like the mx3 muzzys the best for fixed blade broad heads
I've been using Thunderheads for years as well, never had a reason to change and they are going to look good flying through the air with a lighted nock following behind this year!