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Smack a doe

I was out in the rain yesterday and when I came home I put silicone grease on all the ferrous metal parts and the broadhead blades. I think the bolts were looking rustyish. What do you do after a rain?
 
Weldabeast said:
I shot 580 last season..... These are whole new animal.... The bow was so quite all those other deer didn't get spooked enough to run off.... They seen the hit deer run but didn't know what was up...I don't know yardage but I guess 20-25yd was the shot...I was aiming low and impact was about center...she dropped but not too drastic....she did a semi circle around me and dropped at pretty much the same distance the shot was....
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I’ve been wondering about goin from heavy to super heavy. I’ve shot arrows from 450-650 and haven’t seen a huge jump in performance on either end of those. Is goin crazy high like 800 really that much of a game changer?
 
bj139 said:
I was out in the rain yesterday and when I came home I put silicone grease on all the ferrous metal parts and the broadhead blades. I think the bolts were looking rustyish. What do you do after a rain?
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After final sharpening and install on the arrow I coat broadhead in vaseline
 
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