Grim Reaper vs Moose Ribs
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dirtclod Az.
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LAST EDITED ON May-31-18 AT 03:07PM (MST)[p]Talk to Stay Sharp.He has done studies on arrow deflection on big game.He visits the live hunts forum on Rokslide and Hunt talk.Correction: on Rokslide he goes by Sharp Things.
>Any one have any experience with
>Grim Reapers hitting moose or
>elk ribs? Going to
>attempt to shot a moose
>with my bow this year
>and trying to narrow down
>broadheads. Used reapers for
>deer but the age old
>debate of expandables on bigger
>critters worries me.
I thought you were talking about a couple of WWF wrestlers ?
>Grim Reapers hitting moose or
>elk ribs? Going to
>attempt to shot a moose
>with my bow this year
>and trying to narrow down
>broadheads. Used reapers for
>deer but the age old
>debate of expandables on bigger
>critters worries me.
I thought you were talking about a couple of WWF wrestlers ?
dirtclod Az.
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We are,you ever wrestle Moose.I knew a girl like that once.
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Lots of experience with expandable similar to grim reapers and I would shoot a sharp cut on contact fixed head like Montec, Shuttle T, iron will look great but spendy. Shot selection will be key, broadside shots only I would think. Keep us posted when you shoot your moose!
I like big VPA broadheads for big animals.
They are machined out of one solid chunk of steel.
The most accurate, long lasting, and toughest broadhead I have found, and I have tried a bunch over the last 40 years.
I shoot them on my arrows year round, they sharpen up nicely when the hunt comes. I like the 150 grain 3 blade but they are all awesome heads. I have shot pass through shots on deer and still kept the head in my quiver, and it still shot great at 90 yards.
They are machined out of one solid chunk of steel.
The most accurate, long lasting, and toughest broadhead I have found, and I have tried a bunch over the last 40 years.
I shoot them on my arrows year round, they sharpen up nicely when the hunt comes. I like the 150 grain 3 blade but they are all awesome heads. I have shot pass through shots on deer and still kept the head in my quiver, and it still shot great at 90 yards.
