Build my Mule Deer Arrow

[TimberMuleys]

Thank you everyone who wrote in their opinion on here, I appreciate it.


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[aMurderOfCrows]

Easton sonic 300. 8.8 GPI. 18, 50 and 75 grain insert options. Full internal flanged insert. Can just about get whatever you want weight and FOC you like.

 

[nphunter]

The fancy set up would be procomps and the Hyde glue in mechanical.

This setup will hit all of your criteria and it worked awesome on elk! I bought the pro comps used. They are 27.5” long, 440gr with 150gr Glue in Hydes and fly 290fps from my 27.6” draw.

OP, I would go with a 300 Pro Comp / Parallel pro, 28.5” long, glue in Hyde and Easy Vanes from Aus. You will be around 450-460gr. You could also do deep six and sevr heads and drop another 30gr and pick up a few fps if that’s what your after.

Costs are similar to the Victory TKO shafts.



This is what the head that went through the above elk looked like after.

 

[JRB7]

Funny enough I just bought a Lift 33 that I'll be shooting @ 75lbs 30" DL and I have been starting to make the same decision.

I have been shooting a 300 spine Easton Axis cut to 28.5" ctc w/ 150 total point weight that finished at 490grns for the last few years, but I am considering switching to either the Easton 5.0 or the Parallel Pro in a 250 spine. I'm going to see what speed I'm getting w/ those 300 axis arrows and go from there.

 

[wildwilderness]

As mentioned I would not want to shoot over 300 fps, especially with a broadhead and longer distances. Just too touchy over all. may not be the opinion you want to hear.

Soooooo- the options would be to lower your poundage- if you shoot 75# well, you will shoot 70# better! The best bowhunter I know (Frank Noska with 3 (almost) archery super slams) kills everything with 60# and he is NOT a small guy. Just easier and more comfortable with less poundage overall and smoother bow.... an less wear and tear on the shoulder.

Go with the heavier arrow- Bow will be quieter and smoother, less critical on form etc.

At some point most stop chasing the speed.

Good luck, so many options out there