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That makes more sense. Thanks for commenting this.

Probably 400s, just make sure you take the vanes off and use feather on refletch

What's bpa?

It's a good one man. Used it probably 50 times. Only time I had issues was with really really hard trees. I could get it to work still 9 out of 10 times but I carry a Clamp with me to use my phone as a backup if needed just in case.

Thank you

I may order some for the turkey season broadhead series. Still trying to figure out if I want a decap head or something like a rage turkey head. Idk yet. I get two tags so may try one of both and just not use my Shotgun this year. Still undecided.

Yea they do, and I've seen then pull in deer more than once.

@SouthernDrawTN they at least draw attention off of me. Lol

Thank you.

Yea my buddy shot a monster with one as well. they work for sure.

yea they definitely are. But, they are decent broadheads for sure.

The first shot was back.

Yea, and companies like helix have round sharpening tools.

Can't argue, they are the pioneers.

Yea it's definitely not bad for the price. I think everything Sanlida makes is at least good enough. I've not got one thing from them that trash.

Lol I just looked them up. Looks just like those heads.

Yea I ended up saddle hunting this year. Unfortunately i gained about 20 pounds since the summer (in muscle of course lol) and it was a little tight. So I traded it out for a hang on and saddle hunted. Still and amazing stand i'd recommend to anyone that can fit it.

Yea that's a little lame, but hey, I'm keeping this one so shouldn't bother me lol.

And that was a big selling point for me as well.

Yea I've shot this thing so much man. Dont think I'll make it to the 2 year string replacement lol. 8 months in. I think they are still ok, I just don't like shooting with bad strings and a 1600 dollar bow. So I think I'm going to replace.

yea still shooting it and plan to use it through next year and until I shoot something I like better. About to replace the strings early spring. Love this bow. I have some kills with it now. It's awesome.

Thanks brother

Lol

Nah he gottem

Thanks timbow, awesome night for sure

What do you mean, like the way it attaches together?

I guess you could if you wanted, that's one of my favorite things about the stand though.

I may do that next go round.

Lol how? It's not a real house, it's a building of wood at this point. No different than a treestand.

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@@lowhydrogen7018a1 and i'm guessing you mean poaching right? I didn't even think of that, and yea i think that's only if you don't own the home. We have that here too, can't shoot within 300 feet of a home, but that's if your hunting public. Either way, this is just a wooden frame with windows. They don't live there yet, lol or i dont think his wife would have approve haha.

@ I have had some issues with the game wardens up here Wrestling matches, guns taken and time served I’m not clear on all the laws because they don’t seem to make a whole lot of sense to me

Lol I feel that. I've been lucky so far, but wrestling matches? You fought the gamewarden?

Yea they make quality products man. I'm thinking next year i'm going to try the lonestar, unless something else grabs my attention. How much do you weigh? It will be my 3rd year in the CRUZR Archon and they recommend not using after 5 years. I'll probably sell it and say it has 3 years of use. It will probably last 20 years, i'm 230 pounds though and just would rather have a new saddle every few years lol. I had their sticks and that was the only thing I didn't care for. I they were messing up on me. Didn't like that. Could of been on me, idk. I also got their hang on straps made similar to the ranger pack. It's stupid nice. They are 100 dollars so they should be imo, but they are worth 100 dollars if you ask me.

@@SouthernDrawTN I'm now 225. This is my first year saddle hunting. I was going to start with a XL menace saddle but before the season I dropped a bunch of weight. I ended up getting the regular Lonestar when it released and been using it all season.

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Lol yea 55 feet may be a little excessive but you never know. I may try one sticking next year. seems like alot more work and alot more sweat during the early season. I hate sweating like crazy during early season. Makes me feel like the deer can smell a mile away. I'll have to give it a try at least

@SouthernDrawTN I hunt in similar draws and hollers in KY and wv, I tend to find old logging trails in old oak and go down the 40-50 yards then climb up. Once I'm where I genericly sit (as high as I need to for what ever shot I want) it's usually within 30 yards horizontal from the logging trails. Generally speaking 30 feet has been enough. But I did recently stumble across a set up id absolutely need more rope for. These hollers can get steep lol. When I go to Texas or Alaska I'm on the ground

​@@SouthernDrawTN If I may, there's a video on here. Something a long the lines of "one sticking so easy a 13 year old could do it" or something to that effect. Take your time. Move slow. The early season green up is deceiving it's equally as hard to climb all year. Take your time. No sweat no sound slow is fast type shit. You can do it I just recommend it for weight reduction. I have a one stick holder for molle I threw on my backpack and I grab it holding all my kit. And walk til I find the sign I like. Pick an ambush angle and chill. Ultra realistically our forefathers didn't and we don't need the technology but it sure makes us look cool right lol

Also I'm a sitter. Allowing me to extend my tether and spin 360 from my spot

Also. When I've been 30 feet up in street clothes no scent control I've had deer walk under my tree. Winds a big help, and with the height it's generically blown umpteen yards away and not at a steep enough angle to go straight down unless thermals or water draws it.

lol yea that headlamp sucks.

Thank you sir

They dont play for such a small head

Thanks man, appreciate that. Lol yea the top is a bit small and it's definately not cheap. No doubt about that. I'm from the south and grew up om project pat, outkast, threesix mafia and Wayne. Obviously many more. Just what I like i guess. I didn't realize everyone did that lol. I'd assume most would be rock and country.

Can't argue never tried one. Have you tried the profile?

Ahhh gotcha. I didn't know and had couldn't find anything online. The Grim Reapers have some deflection too, but they seem to do better then most broadheads.

@SouthernDrawTN ya they are popular and the durability and design has improved, but the concept falls apart if the animal is at an angle among other factors. Catching a rib quartering away can make for a bad day. The same is true in expandables generally. Additionally it's a huge loss of KE when the back blades have to be forced open in that way. It's a huge risk just to shoot an expandable. And as always expandables are either hero or 0. They perform perfectly and there is a massive blood trail. Or the deer jumps the string and you cant penetrate the shoulder blade.

How much bigger does it get than this lol

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Do you not see it?🎄

We like the thrill, lol jk