mechanical broadhead

[jessie88]

I want to see pics of the 480 pound bear!

i posted him last year.  19 15/16 skull, 6'6 nose-tail. an estimated 486lbs by the taxidermist. 19th wa state.

[jessie88]

I want to see pics of the 480 pound bear!

done 

[Wanttohuntmore]

Was that the exit wound?  Were the lungs cut up good?

[jessie88]

that was the entrance wound. and the lungs and heart were sliced real good. heart was almost in half.

[davk]

Switched to mechanical this year.  In the past I have been lucky with watching them go down.  I still trail for practice.  Even on heart shots the blood trails with fixed blades left a lot to be desired.  I forget who said it and what exactly was said but it was along the lines of with mechanical's there is a slight chance it will fail, but you are guaranteed to have *censored*ty blood trails with fixed blades.  Out here Id think you would have more of a chance of not recovering an animal due to *censored*ty fixed blade blood trails/less cutting diameter than having a mechanical fail.

[kentrek]

with mechanical's there is a slight chance it will fail, but you are guaranteed to have *censored*ty blood trails with fixed blades. .

IL take savora's cruddy fixed blade blood trails over a slight chance of failure any day

You get a really sharp fixed blade with a good design and there will be blood...lots of it

[browney5er]

I want to see pics of the 480 pound bear!

i posted him last year.  19 15/16 skull, 6'6 nose-tail. an estimated 486lbs by the taxidermist. 19th wa state.

Cat got your tongue WSU and Antlershed?

[jessie88]