Geez! I saw this on another forum. What a hole!

I cant wait to whack something with mine this fall. I ordered some 85 gr. heads from meanv.

rick

That is one big hole...............In its leg!!!!!!!!:doh:

I'd have flipped it over, shot it in the vitals and then took a picture.....:biggrin1:

I believe the african animals vitals sit alot further forward. I could be wrong but I think that was a perfect heart shot.

rick

WOW that is one heck of a hole. And I believe I have heard something about the vitals being a little different in Africa also.:peace:

I dunno. I've never shot one. However, If you connect theneckline with the brisket line.......:noidea: :noidea:

Does it matter? It is still a huge hole.........:biggrin1:

I know on zebra that is exactly where they tell you to aim. I think it was a perfect shot.

The african 3-D target kills are way off from what I have seen.

rick

I know on zebra that is exactly where they tell you to aim. I think it was a perfect shot.

The african 3-D target kills are way off from what I have seen.

rick

Happy hunting!!!! If I ever spend that much money to go to africa, I'm not aiming at leg bones. I'll take my less than perfect double lunger.....:rockon:

Thats a big hole! I cant wait to se what they do on whittail this fall.

Is that going in or comming out?

Is that going in or comming out?

That was probly the entry hole.

I did see a hog that was shot with one. It was pretty impressive.

rick

That looks like an .06 hole

Nice Hole:cool: It must have hit something Vital, looks pretty dead:biggrin1:

Dan

I bet he didn't go far. :biggrin1:

The picture is misleading because the impala's shoulder is extended lower (in the picture) than if it was standing. Looks like a good shot to me. I have some slicks that I am dieing to test on some boar shields but the boars don't seem to be cooperating lately. :noidea:

I saved a couple other slick trick pics that I thought were neat. Here they are. Very impressive.

I cant wait till deer season dang-it!

The first two were taken with a 45 lb. mathews and an 85 gr. trick if I remember right. The 3rd one is from jerry/nj.

rick

pink bubbly blood..........AHHHH what a sight!

pink bubbly blood..........AHHHH what a sight!

Yeah...........I love it all over my arrows.:biggrin1:

I saved a couple other slick trick pics that I thought were neat. Here they are. Very impressive.

I cant wait till deer season dang-it!

The first two were taken with a 45 lb. mathews and an 85 gr. trick if I remember right. The 3rd one is from jerry/nj.

rick


I think I can follow the blood trail on the second picture.:noidea:

I think I can follow the blood trail on the second picture.:noidea:

Stevie Wonder could follow that one! :D


rick

Has anyone on here actually used these yet??? I want to try them because of the hole they rip open but are they really as good as they say when it comes to flight? I'm shooting about 310fps and don't have nearly enough patience to tune a broadhead. I tried the Muzzy 4 blade last year and couldn't get it to fly consistent at all. They say on their site that it WILL fly like a point, but doesn't everyone say that????

ALOT of people use them and swear by them. I have fooled around with them in the past and found them to have very good arrow flight.

I have no idea on the 310 fps. issue. Maybe someone else can shed some light on the arrow speed. I would think with their low profile it shouldnt be a problem.


rick

I asked a friend of mine who has hunted africa about the shot placement.

This is what he said:

The main thing is to learn to aim AT the shoulder. Anything behind it is guts.

This shot on the kudu was a bad shot even though you think it looks great in relation to the game in north america.

The warthog photo was a perfect heart shot.

rick