Each to their own. I personally wouldn't want to only carry two arrows. With my luck I'd drop one off the string the moment I got setup in my stand haha.Where did you get your vaccination for Murphy’s Law?
“2 deer.....2 arrows...or back to the range”....your confidence must be soaring...
On a local all day hunt I take 5-6 arrows..
3 BH, 2 judo in quiver, 2 extra BH in pack.
Each to their own. I personally wouldn't want to only carry two arrows. With my luck I'd drop one off the string the moment I got setup in my stand haha.
I agree, mass in the riser definitely helps with accuracy.Heavier quiver is nice for bow control.
Where did you get your vaccination for Murphy’s Law?
“2 deer.....2 arrows...or back to the range”....your confidence must be soaring...
On a local all day hunt I take 5-6 arrows..
3 BH, 2 judo in quiver, 2 extra BH in pack.
lol, i mean an arrow for a deer at 5-20 yards seems plenty. if i cant hit at that distance i shouldnt be bow hunting.
I asked in the beginnong for people to share their scenario (like im hunting whitetail on a farm in a county with an over abundance of deer when i say only need two - my hunts are 4 hours max but not because i dont want them longer; kids need attention). If i was out west or in backcountry id definitely have more than 3.I agree. If you can’t hit at 5-20 yards then you’ve got no business bow hunting.
Still..Luck favors the prepared.
Mass in the riser helps with control, heavy quiver induces torque.Heavier quiver is nice for bow control.