Thanks TNDeerGuy

[catman529]

For the referral to EnergyWave archery, I called yesterday and he is fletching me a dozen Easton Bloodlines in 400 spine for about $100. I'll pick them up in a few days whenever I get the chance and bring my bow to have them cut to proper length. Now the question.... Will they last thru deer season?

 

[REN]

geez dont make his head bigger then it already is

 

[catman529]

 

[TNDeerGuy]

Jonathon, first of all..........HAPPY BIRTHDAY! They should last you multiple years�I'm on the same dozen hunting arrows I bought several years ago. It all depends how many you lose, or damage from shooting at the same dot or how many you lose while hunting (i.e. can't find arrow or get broken by a body cavity)

and REN....you hush!!

 

[catman529]

Thanks Andy... I broke multiple arrows on deer last year, so I wonder how these will hold up.

 

[TNDeerGuy]

Thanks Andy... I broke multiple arrows on deer last year, so I wonder how these will hold up.

No problem, just about any arrow will break off in a deer if in the "right" position or the right circumstance.

 

[catman529]

Thanks Andy... I broke multiple arrows on deer last year, so I wonder how these will hold up.

No problem, just about any arrow will break off in a deer if in the "right" position or the right circumstance.

I guess it's been my luck for the front leg bone to break the arrow more than once. Even the fawn I shot in my yard, the arrow broke through one of its legs but the deer still managed to break the arrow clean in two.

 

[deerhunter10]

usually the biggest problems with arrows I have is just fletching breaking off easy fix. arrows are very durable though.