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Take your bow to a proshop and have them adjust the tune, then you'll know for sure if it's the broadheads. Only adjusting the rest is like putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound.

When I finally get myself something fancier than the preconstructed bear I've been using I plan on going and shooting everything they have at a proshop then deciding.

Hes definitely over gripping his bow aswell.

I've only used muzzys, dad swore by using the proven accurate option and its given me a 100% sucess rate so far. Shot placement and selection are key no fancy blade will make up for that.

I ended up ordering one, hopefully I'll be able to write a decent review after this season.

https://youtu.be/gVvWoOwX-bc Here's a video talking about them for those who don't know what I'm talking about.

Who has experience with them? I'm thinking about buying either a tethrd or Aero for this season but was curious if anyone on here has tried them and if they had advice on one or the other model and if a platform is the best idea and what one to get. I only have the option to hunt public and pressured land and tend to like to move stands alot and hiking a normal setup 2-3 miles back or into a thick area is a pain. I have a climber but have had so many sketchy moments with it I barely feel safe in it anymore.

I dont think enough blame gets put on the lazy parents. It's easier to let your kid play video games or on their phones 8 hours a day than go play sports with them or walk through the woods teaching them woodsman skills.

I'll drag 98% of the time because I want to get the weight and to show off to friends and family. Only time I'd pack it out is if I have to be back at work the next morning and it's my only option. I keep my out west meat pack in the truck just in case I need to do this.

Got OnX half off through the fallen outdoors (veterans group) I wish there was a way to look at different seasons or atleast see when the imaging was taken.

Shot my first deer with a 243, My dad killed a bunch of deer back in Vermont with a 223 growing up. Shot selection is the important part.

I plan on hunting the big woods and trying my hand at tracking this season. Due to being deployed last fall and this spring I missed my prime scouting time to locate pockets that hold bucks. What do you guys look for when researching potential areas on Google maps? Does anyone know of a site that let's me change the time of the satellite images to fall / winter for a better ideal of the types of trees in the area?

243, but its plenty of gun for deer.

Thank you for your support.

Does anyone hunt 6G? I have a dmap that probably wont get used before I deploy.