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Archery Hunting Tennessee
Bow Hunting
Heavy vs. Light
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<blockquote data-quote="SinningSaint33" data-source="post: 5737276" data-attributes="member: 23065"><p>The problem with that is, targets are designed to STOP the arrow. Idk. I guess I'm just having thoughts of "what if I get an opportunity at the Buck of a lifetime and once I let my arrow go, he turns or ducks and I hit scapula and not a kill shot". heavier arrow = more kinetic energy is what really peaks my interest. Obviously, I do my best to make shots that I'm confident with, but once that arrow leaves the string, it's out of my hands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SinningSaint33, post: 5737276, member: 23065"] The problem with that is, targets are designed to STOP the arrow. Idk. I guess I’m just having thoughts of “what if I get an opportunity at the Buck of a lifetime and once I let my arrow go, he turns or ducks and I hit scapula and not a kill shot”. heavier arrow = more kinetic energy is what really peaks my interest. Obviously, I do my best to make shots that I’m confident with, but once that arrow leaves the string, it’s out of my hands. [/QUOTE]
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