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Ok guys here is the biggest dilemma I have left. What broadhead I'm shooting. This would be a non issue except for how bad *** the new rage trypan is. It literally cut my antelopes spine in half. That said the iron will blew through a big pig I shot earlier in the year and is flying good to at least 60 yards. I will have 2 of the iron will and 3 of the trypan in my quiver. So it may just come down to how I'm feeling at the moment
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Earlier you said you were shooting for your daypack of being about 15#, did i read that correctly? Just curious if you ever got a final weight on it, and what it turned out to be? And was that with water?
Just curious because when i hunted Australia I could hardly get my day pack below 20# with a full water bladder. I can barely get my daughters diaper bag down to 15!
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Originally posted by Possum Fat View PostEarlier you said you were shooting for your daypack of being about 15#, did i read that correctly? Just curious if you ever got a final weight on it, and what it turned out to be? And was that with water?
Just curious because when i hunted Australia I could hardly get my day pack below 20# with a full water bladder. I can barely get my daughters diaper bag down to 15!
No I haven't weighed it yet. I will get you a weight tomorrow.
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Originally posted by kd350 View PostI vote trypan. Would like to see how they hold up on a bigger animal
The only reason I will probably shoot the iron will
Is the fact that it is flying so good past 50. If I have a bull feeding at 70-80 broadside I will nock the trypan but most calling situations I'll nock the iron will
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I put a follow up shot in a bull a few days ago with a trypan. Not good penetration at all. Head held up well with only one blade bent. My slick trick went through the hard part of the front shoulder. Also the trypan is not a good option when stalking through thick brush. The new shock colar they have is not the best imo.
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Originally posted by KC Huntin View PostI put a follow up shot in a bull a few days ago with a trypan. Not good penetration at all. Head held up well with only one blade bent. My slick trick went through the hard part of the front shoulder. Also the trypan is not a good option when stalking through thick brush. The new shock colar they have is not the best imo.
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