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How many arrows do you take to the woods? Realistically there will only be one shot maybe two. So what do you fellas do?
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I use a bow quiver on my longbow. I will take either 3 broadheads and 2 blunts or 4 broadheads and 1 blunt. It depends on where I'm hunting.
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Usually 4 or 5 broad head arrows and a blunt or two for small game. A lot of deer hunts turn into squirrel hunts. :archer:
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Realistically, you might shoot over the deer on the first shot, and it might hang around or return in a few minutes for a second shot, so you don't want to bother looking for the arrow right then. You might hit the deer on the second shot, but find that it needs a third shot to finish it off. If you only bring 4 arrows, that leaves you with only one extra arrow in case you need it. Plus whatever blunts you want to shoot to pass the time.
I assume that if you were that confident that you would finish the deer off with one shot, you probably wouldn't be asking the question.
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3-6 depending on mix of broadheads/blunts
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4. Usually 3 broadheads and one field tip for a shot before I leave the stand in the morning.
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Four broadheads and one judo for me.
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My Great Northern quivers hold 5 arrows, so 5 is my answer to your question.
Bisch
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Ok thanks Yall. I'm confident in killing a deer out to 25yds with one shot. Just wondered was all. I usually take 4 plus a field tip to shoot a practice shot from my stand.
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I carry three. If I miss any more than that I probably just need to go home and practice haha.
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Originally posted by southernwoody:
How many arrows do you take to the woods? Realistically there will only be one shot maybe two. So what do you fellas do?
So you don't like shootin' at squirrels? :) Sometimes they are way more plentiful than deer. Oh, and I carry about 6 arrows when I hunt.
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I'm using a 4 arrow quiver. 3 broad heads and 1 blunt.
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4 w/broadheads and always a judo or 2, have the judos mounted outside the quiver with piggybackers ziptied to the hood...
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My quiver only holds 5 and I always carry a "stinger, or a blunt" for squirrels so I only carry 4 razor sharp broadheads for the big critters, 1 for the smaller critters. LOL
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I will be taking a 5 arrow quiver with me and I will have 4 broadheads and a blunt.
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here in NZ 4 arrows 3 broad heads one blunt
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One practice, 3bheads, never needed more.
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Three broadheads and one field tip. I a lot of times will shoot the field tip a few times before I head to the stand and then once at a spot under the feeder when leaving the stand.
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three and one, always for me.
UNLESS I am skwerl hunting, then I carry as many as I can stuff in a back quiver.
ChuckC
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I carry 4, one with a blunt and three with broadgheads, but I also carry two extra broadheads in a hard plastic pack in my backpack. I shoot carbons and there have been times I have emptied my quiver and had to climb down and collect my arrows. The arrows are usually fine but the broadheads maybe bent or even broken. I can replace them and climb back up the tree. I have done this a couple times, once when I shot Mom and her two fawns in one sitting and still had my buck tag and another time when I killed a 5pt. than missed what looked like his twin twice and still had 3 hrs. of shooting light and at last light killed a big male coyote with an arrow I had replaced the broadhead. Shawn
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14 seven broadheads and seven squirrel or rabbit arrows. You get more than one coyote coming in lots of times. And you never have enough ground squirrel arrows. Better to have too many than not enough.
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3 broadheads.
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4 broadheads and 2 field points.
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4 broadheads and a judo
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4 arrow bow quiver, all 4 with broadheads, cuz squirrels are TOUGH!!!
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My bow quiver has 3 BH and one judo. I spined a deer once and tried to shoot him from the tree stand while he flopped and spun around on the ground. Shot all of my arrows until I got him on the last arrow. I carried more arrows back then.
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Originally posted by Thumper Dunker:
14 seven broadheads and seven squirrel or rabbit arrows. You get more than one coyote coming in lots of times. And you never have enough ground squirrel arrows. Better to have too many than not enough.
There ya' go, a man ready for anything in season! :biglaugh:
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I just made 7 for Wyoming. 6 with Broadheads, and 1 with a judo.
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A couple years ago I had 3 broadheads and 1 judo. I killed 3 pigs with the 3 broadheads and then shot another with the judo for practice. If I would've had 6 or 7 arrows I don't think it would've been enough. I was hunting over a feeder and the pigs were hungry that day. That being said, I still only carry 3 or 4.
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Three with sharp BHs one with a practice BH. I usually always take a practice shot from my treestand before I exit.
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3 BH's and 1 Judo in the bow quiver for deer at home. 7-8 with BH's and a Judo if I have the Safari Tuff for longer hunts.
bretto
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Mine holds four, so I take four.
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I have always taken 4 arrows myself. My grandaddy once told me, "If ya cant get the job done with what ya got, ya shouldnt be doin it." So I have always put what he told me into use for alot of things I do.
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4+ judo
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3 broad heads, one blunt
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4 broadheads 2 judos
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4 broadheads 1 judo 1 blunt
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I carry 6 broadheads plus I often have a couple extra arrows with field points.
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3 bh and hex
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Normally 3 broadheads and a blunt. Sometimes it's 4 broadheads. Just depends on the mood and bag limit of the place I'm hunting.
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5 broadhead arrows and 1 field tip arrow for a practice shot.