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  1. That makes a lot of sense. Last few deer were a pass through using rage, but I was shooting around 48lbs. I'll grab some heavier arrows and do some testing.
  2. 40 yrs of bow hunting, 20 plus yrs of using mechanicals and lots of deer later, I've never had a mechanical fail. I did however have a fixed blade fail. Had a bear razor hit a shoulder and it bent in the shape of a"L".
  3. Have a client who's yard is full of black walnut trees. In the 10 yrs I've been mowing his lawn, I've never seen a squirrel touch one.
  4. Interesting. Butternut must be more palatable. Do the tree rats in the finglakes eat the black walnuts? Never seen a butternut in my area, or if I did see one I definitely had no clue what it was, lol.
  5. Haven't seen a butternut in my area. Realistically, I don't think I'd recognize a butternut if I didn't see this video. All I can comment on is I haven't seen a red, gray squirrel, let alone deer, pay any attention to black walnuts.
  6. Not a tree rat, gray or red touches them. Interesting how areas are so different than others.
  7. Very nice video. The only thing I'll challenge is the wildlife eating black walnuts. Have a few clients with black walnut trees, and haven't seen a squirrel, deer or any other critter eating them in 25 yrs.
  8. Not for me. Not sure what advantages it has over a pump.
  9. Sorry, I've killed many deer with them. Every broadhead has failed stories. Most can be contributed to the angle of the shot not being what the hunter remembered. Only reason I want a fixed blade is because Rage doesn't recommend a poundage I'll be shooting.
  10. Ok. I haven't shot traditional in 30 yrs. Took my first deer with a Bear recurve. Being the statue of limitations is long over, I was 13. Took 4 more yrs to get my second (first legal) archery deer with a Browning compound. If my shoulder could handle it, I'd take up traditional archery in a heartbeat.
  11. Been shooting Rage 100g two blades for yrs. Never a issue. Killed countless deer. No failure even at 50lb draw. However I'm dropping to 45 or even maybe 42lbs. Looking for a REPLACEABLE blade broadhead. Remember, I'm probably going to be shooting a 500 spine arrow.
  12. Holy crap. Not a user name I recognize. Glad you realized he's a POS before you sent any money, but I can see how one could let there guard down if it a forum member.
  13. That I don't know. If You can PM me the user name, maybe I can remember a thread they posted on. Understand if you don't want to go that route. Also at the bottom of the main page, there's a list of those that are currently active on the site. Haven't tried it, but maybe you can click on em there?
  14. click on the user name, then click on the right hand box( there's 3 boxes) it brings up all there posts. Just tried it on you, and it worked.
  15. I'm looking to switch from rage this yr also. Not because I had a bad experience. Always killed the deer I shot. But I'm only pulling 42lbs this year, and concerned about them actually deploying.
  16. As mine. I own 8.2 acres. Have permission from all that border us to shoot. Just can't do it.
  17. Curious. If you own the land, can you legally shoot? As long as you're 500' from your neighbor?
  18. First campfire in well over a month due to the endless rain.
  19. Sounds like you have some fantastic options. Looking forward to seeing some pics this hunting season.
  20. When I hear upstate, I don't think of Worcester, lol. Either way, congrats on the property. How many acres?
  21. That's fantastic. Congrats on leaving this shit hole.
  22. Agreed. I get em fairly close, but it's a PITA, lol.
  23. I would think once a month would be fine depending on how many hrs a week your mowing. Thankfully my zerks are on top of the spindle. Would be a PITA if I had to access them underneath.
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