Originally posted by Bone Thug
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I’ve been reminiscing a lot here lately about some old hunts and stuff.
I was digging around in my old archery tackle box and came across the broadhead I used on my first bowkill doe. I had scratched the memory into the ferrule.
I still remember that crazy hunt and sure glad I kept it for all these years. The date was October 1992.
I used a Rocky Mountain Ultra 125 grain 1.5” cut. It’s a big sucker for sure. Lol
So, let’s hear what broad head all of you guys and gals used for your first kill.
Here’s the pic..
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I was digging around in my old archery tackle box and came across the broadhead I used on my first bowkill doe. I had scratched the memory into the ferrule.
I still remember that crazy hunt and sure glad I kept it for all these years. The date was October 1992.
I used a Rocky Mountain Ultra 125 grain 1.5” cut. It’s a big sucker for sure. Lol
So, let’s hear what broad head all of you guys and gals used for your first kill.
Here’s the pic..
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Rocky Mountain Razors were they premium broadhead for quite a few years, back in the 80s and early 90s.
My first kill was with the old Wal-Mart Bear broadheads. The ones with the big fixed blade that you could resharpen. Then had a small removeable/replaceable razor blade. They worked pretty good. My first kill was back around 1984 or 85.
That was my first kill with a broadhead. First kill was actually probably a world record gopher, that took me about two days of sitting in a oak tree before I finally shot it. I shot that gopher through the ground, with a old fiberglass Been Pearson 25 lb. recurve, with a cheap target arrow, with a field tip glued in the end.
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