I have more than enough 175 grain heads for me and my neighbors. I wanted to see if anyone thought it was too much for a light bow.  I'll have to get some lighter heads.

Hello All.
I hope I'm in the right area. If not, please move this post to where it is best. I have a 35 lb. longbow and want to set it up for hunting.  Which arrow and components would you suggest. I will shoot aluminum arrows.  I was thinking either a 1815 or 1916.  I have a 28 1/2 inch draw. I prefer a 2 blade broadhead.  After that I'm open for suggestions. What weight broadhead?  Which broadhead? Which arrow? What length feathers?  I'm open to all suggestions.  Thanks to all.  God Bless.  Bob

I'll check it out thanks!

Another vote for cool melt. Not sure why a mfg would admit their product doesn't 'adhere' to the same laws of science that others do??

I just went out and did some cold weather testing with a 68" Northern Mist Classic shooting split finger. 

Used:
A) Big Shot glove with Nylon Velcro stuff on fingertips.  Fits loose on my fingertips.. I should have bought a medium!!
B) Bear Paw leather glove in medium like Scott Phillips uses.  I thought maybe that was the secret to shooting like that!!
C) Safari-Tuff split tab.

My Groups were the best with the Safari-Tuff tab.  Next time I'll compare the Rick Barbee's tab against the S-T tab. 

Thanks much, Mr M60.

No I haven't but buying the wrap material (Oracal 651 or 751) buy the roll you could cut pieces 14" long. Then cut to width.

Nice buck. Congratulations.

Them 48"amo Bear Super Magnums shoot nice. I like my 1971 Bear Super Magnum.

I just watched on Utube the Gene and Barry Wensel story from Brothers of the Bow. First time I met Gene was about 35 years ago when I started traditional bowhunting with a new custom Bighorn 3 piece takedown . The Wensels have been a huge influence on my bowhunting success, especially with mature bucks.
 The few times I talked to Gene, we end up talking about his pole vaulting, his childhood acquaintance that hunted rabbits with rocks, lucky shed hunters and funny stories.
 The video is a nice history of their bowhunting journey that has had a big influence on so many of us.

Gary, I've been told many times not to pass one the first day that you'd be happy with the last but this year I did it twice. My SD antelope hunt I passed a good one on day one and then shot another luckily later got one. I waited 3 yrs to get an Ia tag and after seeing trial cam pics of some really large bucks the first day passed on a good 140 class. Ater sitting many days and watching many bucks come by I finally got my shot and missed. I still have the late season coming so maybe it will work out. Glad you had a fun trip!