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Traditional bow kills 2022/2023 season.
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Yes, we need to see the broadhead.
Some changes to be made to the front end and going to increase the width a bit. As it is, 150 grains and 13/8" cut. Actual weight on the first batch of prototypes all came out 152 grains. The other tweak is possibly the bevel and using a 20 something bevel rather than the standard 30 on 3 blades. Already got a good bit of the kinks worked out on that including a sharpening setup that accounts for the blade profile and better bevel.
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How wide is it now?
See above, I added some additional info.
"All new 6 bevel broadhead, cuts deer 3 ways...long deep and often."
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"All new 6 bevel broadhead, cuts deer 3 ways...long deep and often."
Haha.
When I first looked at it, it looked like it was hollow.
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First for the year and for my new #44@30.5 Toelke Whistler…..
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toelke pika 54" 50@28, beeman center shot 600 28"bop, zwickey no mercy dbl bevel bh. Shot was about 15yds, double lung complete pass through. Did the high kick and ran about 20yds then started walking and fell over after a few steps, maybe 25yds from hit. 
Working on 'em!! Congrats!!
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✂️ Nice trad bow kill
40 seconds · Clipped by Gcr0003 · Original video "Traditional Bowhunt Over a Water Hole" by Full Quiver Outdoors
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Not my video but nice camera angles on a trad bow kill. Nice pass through as well.
Got this little guy back on Sept 16th. Took him with and 64” Osage selfbow, self nocked Surewood shafts, with fletching from a bird that I took a couple of years ago and a Simmons Interceptor. Quartering away shot at 12 yds.
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Don't know you, but have followed you through pics for many years.
Legend in my eyes.
Complete legend. To me, this dude epitomizes "a country boy can survive".
Would you send me one of those red bandanas you've worn? No need to wring out the mojo.
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Anyone mainly hunting from the ground this year? I’ve recently become obsessed with being on the ground with my stick bow. I’ve not taken anything yet, mainly due to my second freezer just now arriving, but have had several does sub 20 yards in the past few weeks. Something about the simplicity of setting up and taking down as well as how nimble it is to move around and change spots. Set up last Friday morning and had 2 does take a different trail (at different times) and within a few minutes I was set up on that trail and had another doe come by about 30
Or so minutes later.
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Or so minutes later.
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You Know God Made the Grouse for the Bowhunter. I Drove all the Way to Colo. Also for a Grouse, But They Are Good.