I just started shooting broadheads in preparation for elk season. I managed to shank one, miss the target completely and put an arrow through the steel shed in our backyard. When I opened the door to try to get my arrow out I noticed that things were a bit more complicated than I had originally thought. The unsharpened Grizzly that I was shooting had managed to embed itself in a 1x4 on the other side of the door. With the tip just poking out of the other side of the board and the shaft immobilized by the door it took a good ten minutes to get the arrow back.
Be careful out there!
Kirk
Sounds like you are going to get plenty of penatration Kirk. :bigsmyl:
If you were in Missouri or Arkansas you would have taken out the still
I just realized that maybe I should post this as my 'shed hunting" setup in case anyone else could use the information. Seemed pretty effective!
Pronghorn longbow 60" 58@28 70-74# hex-pine shafts with 160gr Grizzlies. Drawing about 29", unless I get excited in front of a really big shed. Then all bets are off!
The last post made laugh out loud.
DD
So did you tag it :bigsmyl:
i can just see the neighbors looking over the fence and snickering st the hole sight of ot all
Non typical I almost blew pepsi out my nose on that one! Yeah 160s is tough.
J