190 grain Grizzly's are my favorite, but I shoot Wensel Woodsmans, too. I highly recommend cut-on-impact type of heads, but a lot of people want BH's that are easier to tune. With the Grizzly's, I've shot whitetails, elk, pronghorns, and the very elusive whistle-pig.
I am using MODOC "Warrior" broadheads....solid fixed blades at 125grn.
on Easton shafts. So far I have yet to take anything with them. Just mounted them after a bear hunter buddy gave me a set and said it was all he used. He has taken three bears in the last 4 years...all with a bow over bait.
Prior to that I did all my hunts with Thunderheads.
You shot a deer with a bow using field points? or broadheads?
P.S, locate and use a devise called a string tracker( see the Turkey talk about "The Turkey Gods"). I use one and have never lost a game animal since I started about ten years ago.
Maybe we can get out hunting together this fall and I can show you some of what I have learned...heck you may have a new slant on an old situation that helps me.
Thought you had said earlier in another post that you had to take the bow course.............but gave you the benefit of the doubt. Well you got us talking.......about you!!!!!
you mean the Mouse? its still there. i have a few i rotate every few months. one is johnny depp as Hunter S Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, another is Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. and there is Donnie Diddler, a gospel singing character from the Lance Krall show.sometimes i shake it up and throw in Ol' Drippy from ATHF.
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