I'll let you know after I harvest my first deer!  

I saved the 1st. Keep it in my bow rack, been resharpening the rest.

Cool trophy with the bobcat skull!

Just washed some pass through arrows and resharpened last night.  I'm ready to go again on Saturday...

QuoteOriginally posted by D.J. Carr:
I can't put a lucky broadhead on the shelf!

+2

Shoot, re-sharpen, re-use unless something dramatic occurs.

All of my broadheads and most of my arrows get reused. I shoot 60# with 600-650 grain arrows so for deer and even pretty large hogs I always seem to get a pass through or if I don't pass completely through the arrow is just hanging in the skin of the exit side and gets knocked out when the animal runs by brush. I just refletch the arrow and touch up the head and it goes back in the quiver.

I like to recondition the used arrow right away, and put it back in the quiver in the "1st" position! I usually am pretty fussy about that #1 arrow. I re-fletch it, shoot it a few times then sharpen that broad head so it will pop hair. Nothing like knowing that arrow has been proven.
I never been able to get more than 3 on one arrow. I can remember one or two lucky arrows that I ruined by missing or having it pass through the target while testing it after a re-fletch.
I currently have a Gold Tip 75/95 with a 175 gr 3 blade VPA in the quiver that has been through 2 deer. The broadhead had to be filed a good bit the last time because it hit a rock in the dirt after passing through the deer. So I'm sitting in the tree... wondering if it is fractionally smaller than it was?
Tedd

Hum I guess I'm one of the few that keeps everyone.  I leave them just the way I pick them up after I shot one.  I even put up the one's I have shot rabbits with.  As far as deer go I try and attach the tags to the arrow that way I know which arrow got which deer.