Is my bow shooting enough KE for Texas White tail?

[Flex]

Hey guys, ran some numbers and just wanted to post up and see if y'all think my bows hitting good enough speed, KE, and Momentum for these Texas White tail.

Let me know what you think.

[Flex]

Forgot to add it's an E35

[BURTONboy]

It might be better suited for Moose or Elk. Not sure itll get through a whitetail...

[kd350]

Ummmm yeah. It'll work

[Stoof]

Are we talking through 3 deer at once here or just one?

[ACCURACYINC]

You guys crack me up.

[solocam_aggie]

I think you made a typo. You meant to ask if its enough to kill elephants...right?

[SwampRabbit]

I think you can line 3 up and pass through 3... the 4th might give you a problem.

[Goldeneagle]

You hunting on Chew's place?

[Playa]

If what you have is good, more will be better! MORE is always the answer!

[SaltwaterSlick]

...looks like you got them limb bolts backed out some... CRANK THAT SUCKER UP!!! That way you can shoot right thru the tree trunk and still get 'im!

[jakeb03]

If you could crank it up to 90 you may be able to kill a few. I would stick with shooting small ones first just to make sure!

[bphillips]

Barely haha


Have you shot it through a chrono to see how fast it's really shooting yet?

[Flex]

If you could crank it up to 90 you may be able to kill a few. I would stick with shooting small ones first just to make sure!

That's what I was thinking, maybe take out a yearling spike to be sure. Just don't want to go out there without enough bow to get the job done.

[Flex]

Barely haha


Have you shot it through a chrono to see how fast it's really shooting yet?

The 430 grain arrows were just above 330 on average. So I figure this should be almost exactly where I'm at.