How is this concept so hard to grasp? Or am I dead wrong? Lol

[huntnful]

Am I simply just wrong here? Or am I beating my head against a brick wall? I’m okay being wrong, but I have enough dead animals around here to form my own personal opinion that a broadhead doesn’t do something special to cause a death, that a bullet doesn’t do.

 

[CorbLand]

Think of the average person you meet each day. Then remember that they are the same ones you are trying to convince of this. That generally answers many of lifes questions.

 

[Shō[t]gun]

Yeah thats where the brick walls like to hang out.

On the other hand, what the heck caused that exit?!

 

[eric1115]

Think of the average person you meet each day. Then remember that they are the same ones you are trying to convince of this. That generally answers many of lifes questions.

Then remember that half of everyone is dumber than average. Terrifying.

 

[Gstew1930]

Lmao that’s rough

 

[Firestone]

 

[willfrye027]

On that website you are very deep into Fudd territory..unlikely to have a productive conversation unless it’s about finding the NODE

 

[Caseknife]

Never know if you are dealing with people like this on forums

 

[huntnful]

There really are some good rational dudes on there, that do kill their fair share of game animals. And of course I respect their input and opinions. But yes, most people just speak from theory and a few dead animals that they killed while hunting for 3 days out of the year on their annual trip lol

 

[arcticpig]

The real question here is would you rather get shot from a broad head in the stomach at 20 yards or a rifle at 150 yards?

I think I'd take the broadhead anyday.

 

[5811]

Trying to get all that energy in....

 

[huntnful]

Yeah thats where the brick walls like to hang out.

On the other hand, what the heck caused that exit?!

180 Berger VLD

 

[Fireflyfishing]

On that website you are very deep into Fudd territory..unlikely to have a productive conversation unless it’s about finding the NODE

Mm hmm. And there’s the “regurgitate what others have said” cult here. I read lots and lots of no experience key board warriors here.

 

[Reburn]

Mm hmm. And there’s the “regurgitate what others have said” cult here. I read lots and lots of no experience key board warriors here.

Compared to the no experience keyboard warrior fudds?

Show me on the bear where the information hurt you.

 

[huntnful]

Well there is just a lot people in general like to hunt. They enjoy everything about it, but don’t get to do it very much, or kill very many animals. They have a say too, it just normally isn’t from personal experience. I just take it with a grain of salt.

 

[RockAndSage]

Ah...apparently bullets are magic over there, like in the movies where people flip over backward from knock-down power, and it's not actually the blood-loss that kills...

I love it when you get to have that occasional random experience that's so absurd, that it causes you to momentarily reality-check yourself. Let's just hope other people were watching and thought that guy was as absurd as we all do.

 

[northernalpine]

Show me on the bear where the information hurt you.

You sir, are an artist. That is some t-shirt material

 

[waspocrew]

The responses in that thread were interesting… to say the least.

 

[huntnful]

The responses in that thread were interesting… to say the least.

Yes a lot of them were. Some mostly theoretical, and some from lots of field experience. It’s fairly easy to weed out who actually kills animals though lol

 

[huntnful]

One response from someone on there that I do respect a lot, who has killed a lot of animals, particularly caught my attention and made sense though. He made a bad shot on a buck and hit it in the opposing front leg artery with an arrow, and it bled out extremely fast, likely because it was a cut. And seen multiple deer shot in a similar spot with a rifle that destroyed the leg, and the deer didn’t bleed out in any sort of fashion similar to the broadhead hit buck. That definitely has some validity to at least acknowledge the differences.