3 Responses to “Low Poundage?”

1. #  Todd - Indiana November 9, 2009 7:10 AM

   You are on the money with the fixed blade point of view. I have set up several women with shorter draw lengths and lower poundage. I have found that American Broadhead Company makes a real nice selection for this market. I really enjoy the wide range of grain weights that will match the spine of the arrows. My wife has used them for about 4 years now and has yet had an animal run out of sight. The animals include; 2 bucks, 5 does, and 2 hogs. She always gets pass through, which I am a big fan of. She shoots a Gold Tip 3555 cut to 26" and has an 85 grain Sonic head on the front. I would take a smaller cutting diameter if it increased my chances for penetration and a second hole. But that is my opinion and experience, plus she is a really good shot. That makes my job a little easier. You can't replace good shot placement.
   
   Todd - Indiana  

2. #  Anonymous November 10, 2009 6:31 AM

   Hey T-Bone,
   Great blog...Keep 'em comin'...Talk to ya later.
   
   God Bless & Good Huntin'
   
   Kristle Oberlander  

3. #  Anonymous January 14, 2010 6:04 PM

   Travis thanks for advise.My wife bowhunts and she as tried serval broadheads she currently shots teckens from G5 but not liking them so next year she will try the strikers.Again thanks for all you guys at realtree you all have helped me alot.
   
   
   good hunting
   
   
   Justin  

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