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CRITRGITR 13% I wouldn't worry about. From what I read 7-10% is for target shooting and I think it was like 8-13% for a hunting arrow. Mine is sitting at 11%. I have heard OLY shooters use this alot to change their point of impact, use diff heads to do diff things.

Spinefxr no you don't have to be 12 to take it. You just won't recieve it until your 12.

I was thinking of trying that myself, but instead of clover maybe that biologic stuff, seen some at wally world.

About 3 years ago my dad and I were watching geese fly into feilds.On the way back home we seen the biggest buck I've ever seen in the wild, looked to have around mainframe 12 or 14 with stickers all over,awesome awesome buck, world class and he was just inside the waterloo city limits in a...

For me it's about confidence. If it works or not(I say it does) I have more confidence sitting in my tree waiting. I think the more confidence you have the better you hunt, plus I keep tabs on all scent control, I even put a slice of apple in my mouth to help cover my bad breath . Every year I...

Yes it's still there just a few miles from UNI, also Jim's bow shop in Waverly has a 25yd indoor range.

I put the string just to the inside of the pin tips if that makes sense.

I really like mine. Better for low light and will show you form flaws. Takes a little time setting up and getting use to but worth it to me.Hope this helps.

Rudd what do you mean overkill? I was thinking of trying either a Jo jan or Grayling to try fletching my own.

Kwikee Quiver for me,once on stand I detach it but I shoot w/ it on during practice sometimes just in case.

SA, Cabelas and Scheels has the beamans for $70 a doz,might check Keystone archery thought I seen them there for sixtysomething.Beaman also makes a cheaper Hawk arrow too. Thanks for your help guys.

I was looking for a combination of the two, something that I can shoot about out to 30 yds with one pin with little drop and still have my BH fly good.I shoot an older pse one cam 29.5"draw 65-70lbs,w/ either a 100gr 3 blade or 90gr 4blade muzzies.I want the added confidence of a good arrow.

Thanks Madison, have no problem asking, just have to break down where we want to start and go get a plot map. Its sort of funny the place I said above didn't let noboby on his place to hunt and even told us no but after an hour of talking decided to let us in.Just sucks others don't care.

I took and cut a plastic milk jug up into 1"x1" squares and put them between all metal parts, so that no metal touched and it really made it quiet.Also make sure everything is tight.Hope this helps.

Thanks Liv4Rut.Supertec I will be using them for hunting but want to practice out at longer ranges (50-60yds) with them if I can get my form there.Thanks.

Well the land my dad and I have had permission to hunt has become very popular lately, 5 diff.landowners and trespassers, had to hunt a friends farm for turkey. Anyways I was looking for some advice on looking for a new place to hunt.What do you look for or want,how do you go about it? I know...

Old enough to know better,still to young to care .Maybe a nice fine will give em a clue.

Has anyone shoot blackhawk vapors? I've been shooting beamans for the last couple years also and have to get some new arrows.I have narrowed it down to goldtip's xts or the blackhawks, I think.At lest them are the ones I kept comming back to.

I just put one on my bow.So far I like it.It shows when your form is off just a little,found I was torqeing the bow more then I thought.I come to my anchor with a kisser then glance at the no peep and focus on backtension.Very good visabilty with it in low light and also a wide open view.

Thanks 150 class for the link.I agree that all who go into the woods at that time should wear orange.I personally won't even go out during shotgun(fishing,upland game,etc.).Isn't that why the bowhunters are not allowed to hunt at that time,for safety.Nothing against shotgun hunters,but why not...