yeah...pigs in GA...I go a few times a year and slay them as prep for elk season here

great practice...tough skin...lots of shot ops'..test equipment...harsh conditions...great warm up for elk!
if ya can hit a 50 yard shot at a 150lb pig and get a complete pass through of the chest shield
1. ya might be able to hit an elk
2. if its a proper shot on a 600lb elk versus a proper shot on a 150lb boar with a well developed shield...ya might have a decent comparision..some might argue but not many that have bow hunted for hogs will argue despite the obvious size/weight/thickness difference!
again..really happy with the FMJ survivability!
when I went down pig hunting with the all carbon axis arrows...I lost I believe 2/8 that were shot this time...nearly all damamged..maybe 5 or 6 of 8..virtually the same test...except better broadheads on round two!!
any way,
If I could find a 11+ GPI all carbon arrow with a spine for 76lbs and a deecent straightness...then Id prob drop my FMJs...
or maybe Ill stick with em here and switch to carbons in GA as suggested...
Id spend the money to put 12 fully dressed full metal jackets for any elk Id nock an arrow for!!!
last year I did...I believe I put 6 in him..5 or 6... lol my quiver only holds 5 but the first was a complete pass through that I recovered so I believe shot 1 was also shot 6...
sooooo, thanks for the suggestions on some new arrows to research!
