1st id bare shaft tune an arrow just to be sure the string nock is in the right place,, if its too high I had problems with cast using heavier points.    also the description of you're arrow setup I almost shooting the same thing but gold tip classics and Im 50gr more than what you are getting but I can double check that set up later.

if you are tuned to that arrow instead of messing with another brand just go to the hardware store and get a spool of the cheapest weed wacker line,,,,,pull nock off arrow and put them in there one at a time and cut them an 1/8" longer than flush,,,, try 1 length at a time by shooting each arrow looking at the trajectory or cast and you should be able to fit 3 total the arrow weight will come up a lot and spine isn't effected that I could ever tell.

they are really bad here, Ive pulled easily over 200 off me.  I know landscapers and tree workers who wear panty hose under their clothes because the ticks cannot get thru it and spraying deet on your skin everyday is well you know.....treating clothes only goes so far also here in 6' high scrub oak brush. 

Here's a pic!

It's a rod that connects the two quiver halves. It looks like a carbon arrow shaft and adds no real weight to the quiver. It's adjustable for varying riser lengths. Once set your quiver can't travel up or down the
Bow. It goes to the center of hood and center of grippers. Pretty sure Don only supplies it as an option with original purchase but I built one for a used setup I bought.

Quote from: Terry Green on October 16, 2025, 02:00:18 PMZwickey Delta 4 Blades since the 80s

I have also killed the random animal here and there with Sponsors heads from time to time. WIDE 2 blades and 3 blades.

My 2000 pound plus bison was killed with a Wensel Woodsman.

Never killed anything with a single bevel.  See no need to try.

I gotta echo Terry's post here, only I did try and kill hogs with a single bevel head on one of my Texas hog hunts... I got complete pass thoughs on both of them, but no blood trail to speak of. I'm quite certain I killed two hogs I never found. Once I went back to a 3 blade, the difference was huge. Much better blood trail. I have killed a lot of critters with a 3 blade woodsman broadhead, but grizzly makes a damn nice 3 blade 3:1 shape too that is outstanding.  You guys can have your two blade broad heads. I can't see single bevel or double bevel making a lot of difference to me.

3 blades = more blood on the ground.... Period.

Possums, what are or is totems?

Quote from: Kelly on November 22, 2025, 05:06:16 PMLooks good but still think you need to install it farther onto fade-outs. You should see at least an inch of end of fade-out beyond the bracket.

Thanks for this. Wasn't sure how far to go!

Very nice! Those EFAs are top notch. I think they are a good reason to buy more bows🤪. Kelly's advice seems plausible and certainly won't hurt. I've got the Totems on mine so separation is no issue. I'm not sure how bad the halves are about riding up the limbs cause I had Totems from the start. Good choice of colors.

Looks good but still think you need to install it farther onto fade-outs. You should see at least an inch of end of fade-out beyond the bracket.

Two weeks and no wear or sign of wear whatsoever. These socks seem to be perfect. And I actually think they are, because i've had no need to worry or any comfort disorders.Whatsoever. i hope Ms Asbell does great with these as they are truly a winner.