Osage Roost
All Hunting => Stick and String Hunting => Topic started by: ronmexico on September 04, 2009, 09:28:48 AM
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i was given a couple and they fly great. i have heard some positive reviews, as well as negative. i spoke with someone who hunted with them for carribou, as well as all the other in his hunting party and all 5 of them killed one. i shot mine into a target (block), to test the accuracy and although they flew great, the blades were all bent when i pulled it out. has anyone hunted with them or tried them?
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That's an interesting design, but one I've not ever used. If the blades bent shooting into a target, I don't think that would give me much confidence...
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That's an interesting design, but one I've not ever used. If the blades bent shooting into a target, I don't think that would give me much confidence...
it was on arrow removal that i had the issue. but yeah, anytime something like that happens, it makes you lose confidence.
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That looks interesting! If I still hunting I would try it!
Mike
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Two words......
Slick Trick!
They are awesome!
Richard
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Two words......
Slick Trick!
They are awesome!
Richard
i agree, slick tricks are awesome.
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Hi Ron,
I personally would stick with the rage 2 blade, or the Grim reaper 3 blade . There have been a number of test (comparisons) done on that rage 2 blade and it has been rated #1
Outdoor life did a review and rated it #1. I have shot bucks with both of these broadheads and they are Nasty!! I do like the Rage a little better. 2" cutting diameter and it comes with its own practice head. tough to beat that
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Tried it two years ago............very disappointed in how it failed in my McKenzie target. Lost one complete spring/blade and the other was so bent it would not stay in place. Makes one wonder just how well it really works on game......particularly when bone is encountered!
Bill