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Whitetail Arrow Weight
It’s all personal preference and what gear you have confidence in. Confidence in your gear allows you to perform better. Worried about an expandable not opening? Shoot a fixed head. Want a faster arrow with less drop over distance? Go with a lighter arrow. I shoot a fixed blade on a heavy arrow... -
Whitetail Arrow Weight
I’m shooting a prime CT3 at 28.5” draw and 60#. My arrow is a black Eagle outlaw, 100 gr insert, 150 gr crimson talon croc with TAW around 540. I built it this way to be a one and done arrow setup good for elk and deer. No idea on speed, but they’re grouping just fine. Bare shafts we’re touching... -
Elk broadhead
No elk this year, but I'm running the Crimson Talon Croc 150 gr on whitetail this year. At $30/3 they're kinda hard to ignore. Update: shot these broadheads today and after bareshaft and nock tuning they hit about 1/2” from field points. I’d say they are flying well.
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