Anyone order off of Amazon and take delivery yet?
Looks like the same model as original post but maybe better service from Amazon if there are delivery or product issues, etc.
Here's a pic of the 1.5 that I shot. Blades are still quite sharp following the shot. I hand sharpen every broadhead. However, look at the curled tip. Not what I would expect from a titanium head, through ribs, at 18 yards. These kinds of threads remind my why a fixed blade broadhead always...
Bad experience for me with a Sevr. 18yd f/up shot. Hit a rib and completely bent the tip and maybe 10” of penetration. Got my bull but will probably not put a Sevr back in the quiver. Not even a f/up shot for me. Too risky and I will stick with all fixed blades on big game.
I really want to...
I’ve often wondered why more guys don’t do this. I am assuming there is no downside to freezing the meat, especially once rigor has set, and having it thaw back out again when you get home and then perhaps refreezing it again when you butcher it or maybe doing this several times before it gets...
The consistent feedback is my opinion: public ground, public use. If it happened to me, I would just be thankful to have met Randy Newberg and would encourage him to give elk hunting the priority. 🤣
As you know, elk don’t live for decades and the ones that die of old age don’t share their experiences with the hoochie mama with the grandkids. A friend was with a guide this week in CO. One would think the guide would sound better. It’s his livelihood!
However, the bull would only respond to...
@Brushroach …nice summary. Sounds like you had a good season. I agree with a lot of what you shared. Next time, instead of whistling, you need to bark using an elk diaphragm. A “bark” is a call to action. That bull - or any elk for that matter - will stop with a bark. They hear whistles from...
Nothing wrong with the frontal shot if you know the anatomy of an elk, you’re at a proper distance, and you are comfortable with the shot. Probably wouldn’t recommend it for a hunter that has never harvested an elk. Get the jitters out on a broadside shot, first. Elk coming in on a frontal is a...
Sounds exciting! Stay positive.
My feedback…
In these situations, remember or learn the doorway principle. If you listen closely, you’ll know when they approach the doorway. With experience, you’ll know in advance exactly where they will stop. Come to full draw just before that and be ready...
Paul’s willingness to share his elk knowledge, his app, and his passion and enthusiasm for all things elk is unmatched in my opinion.
He’s humble, blue collar, selfless, a family man, and his love for elk hunting is contagious. I have learned a lot from ElkNut.
Final tuning completed this morning.
Trocar in the number 1 spot
Sevr 1.5 in the #2 spot
Also have Magnus stinger and Magnus 4 blade in the quiver.
All within spec from 20-60.
Good luck this season.
I ALWAYS sharpen and hone out of the package. That’s how they get sharp. I’ve never found a broadhead that met a sharpness standard. Companies produce in bulk. You and I only need 1. Watch an elk eat an arrow and have no idea what happened. They are dead on their feet. They stand there having...