Magnus Single Bevel Pig Necropsy

[@jasonito1723]

For those not familiar with hogs, that is a full sized adult hog. Not a small pig. Very hard to kill, hard to break that particular bone. Appreciate you RF. Haven't lost a Hog or Deer since following and changing my arrows. Single bevel 200 g Grizzly with 100 g insert. 600 total grain arrow weight.

[@ToddSauble]

Really need to find a local vet to get a radiograph pre necropsy, that would really show how that joint blew up!

[@T-Mak-s7x]

My mind is blown at what you’ve started with your adult arrows and FOC. Who knew? Who knew 6-7 years ago you’d be living for free in 10,000,000 peoples heads. Pretty darn cool.

[@RanchFairy]

It’s all on account of Dr Ed Ashby. I just put it on you tube and continue to repeat what he published - but at our ranch. Still more to come!!

[@jayrowe8699]

Ever since I’ve used Troys advice my kill percentage has skyrocketed ! Pigs , deer, turkeys die .Thanks Troy and Dr Ashby Shooting 60lbs, 540 grains, 27” draw length, 26 1/4” arrow,340 goldtip xt, 100 grain insert, 150 stinger or Helix. Will up my weight when Ranch Fairy Ranch Fairy 200-Grain Single Bevel are back in stock🤓

[@danielsmith5351]

Ive discovered that shooting arrows between 500gr and 600gr penetrate so much better with my 53 lb bow than anything the archery shops were selling me on for most of my life. THANK YOU TROY! What I dont understand is why most of the youtube so called experts are so set against people like me and a large percentage of the archery world having the information youre demonstrating . They all seem to try to sell us on 80lb bows shooting mouse arrows. I will never buy a 2k dollar bow or one above 60 lb. A lighter poundage bow benefits greatly from heavier arrows. With a 55lb bow and 550 gr arrows I dont need to be hospitalized with a torn rotator cup. Please ignore the self proclaimed elites of the archery world that the rest of us are supposed to bow too and not question their superior all knowing knowledge. Keep up the good work man!

[@graemewhalen40]

Science! There is nothing else like this available for archers to study their tools on the net. I know a lot of guys seem to enjoy hunting concrete blocks and oil barrels and that's ok. We can make nice BBQ's out of them and the rest of us can bring the meat to the party. Valuable information, thank you!

[@howardrichburg2398]

Thank you for taking the $ hit for team Adult Arrows.

[@ScottWConvid19]

This reminds me of that necropsy you did with the quatered away pig where the arrow went through all those ribs and buried in the skull. I hate that KZbin will make money off of your content that's demonirized and you're the one that puts all the effort in. I like your shit, so I promote your shit everywhere I see the opportunity and I'm thankful for Ed Ashby's work and for your taking up the mantle and continuing to further study using the tools that we have. Maybe one day I'll have the opportunity to teach you how to fish lol

[@RanchFairy]

I am in for fishing education.

[@Vinnys_vids]

I have upgraded to 485 @60 lbs from 395 @60 lbs just brings my confidence up 100% though i've never had a deer stop my arrow CRAZY video fairy great job

[@williamgaines9784]

Inertia is resistance to movement. The lighter system has less momentum. Cutting the trachea inside the chest wall has similar effect as a double lung perforation. No air is getting where it needs to go. Great shot placement in darkness.👍👍

[@ColbyDavis-kf2ns]

Great info Troy. Hunting Ethics must include lethality. As a former ICU RN I deeply appreciate your RT mojo. Keep it up.

[@mikeguy9668]

You'll never see certain other people do a test like this with their 420 grain arrows with flappers on. They won't put themselves in that position

[@TheK2008]

They can't. The animals are still alive.

[@mikeguy9668]

​@@TheK2008😂😂😂

[@mikeguy9668]

This is what I've been waiting on. Very impressive head and results

[@mainewoods1862]

Very excited with this new offering from Magnus ! I have long been a Magnus fan and customer. Thank you Troy and Caleb.

[@mervjb809]

Thanks for showing this, even though it got demonetised. You Tube is sooo frickin stupid!!

[@eddiealvarez5493]

RF your the man.. Thank you for the biology class on single bev arrows, keep it coming hunter/ bowman! 👊

[@donnabonning5587]

Those single bevels really do a awesome job!!

[@CopeyJ325]

It’s incredible to see the damage that all these factors being correct can accomplish. Extremely fascinating to see

[@burrito4x4]

Awesome content!! I hope others start putting details like that in their hunting videos for more real world content and comparison! Knowledge is awesome!

[@bradleejones8560]

Outstanding physiology review of a wild hog! Very information heavy for a down and dirty vid. I appreciate it.

[@realrussclarke]

I’m sold on that magnus!

[@johnk5193]

Just down right good stuff! Proof is in the puddin! Thanks Troy! Keep them coming

[@bjcoveney5306]

Thank you!

[@JASONBECKFISHING]

I giggled myself when you said that about car hoods and bricks. I never understood what any of that proved when these are used in real world hunting situations. I really can't wait to test these out in my Barnett XS380 crossbow with a about 500 grain bolt set-ups. Between bears and deer here in Jersey should be very interesting.

[@CATfishTONY]

Love the solid info Troy. Why do I have to keep subscribing to your channel every now and then I noticed I can't see your videos in my news feed and I go and look and actually investigate and I've been unsubscribed again it's very annoying

[@ronlongwellphoto]

Excellent video, Troy. Just for the sake of information, can you tell us the total weight of the arrow system, and approximately how fast it was launched from the bow? I'm compiling momentum data for real world scenarios and would love to add this to my data set. Thanks!

[@mikeb6555]

Class is in session! Thx RF

[@wcwcgarner2717]

Thanks for the help on sharping the Magnus buzz cut stingers. Keep up the awesome work

[@Ealum1013]

This video is amazing! Thank you for doing this! So much to learn

[@stephenpalmer5824]

You are awesome I am like a sponge when I watch your KZbin channel . I think I learn a lot from you thank you.

[@tucker2074]

Thankyou

[@joshwilder5145]

I am switching from magnus 125 stinger to that new single bevel 150. I am shooting crossbow at around 350fps with 450gr setup.

[@AaronBleess-yz4cw]

Thank you for these videos

[@FatGuyBiking]

Troy, Thanks for doing these necropsies it does help me because I dont have much in the way for testing medium up here in PA(dont have close to that many wild pigs yet). I know what a pain being demonetized(from my own channel) is especially when you film and edit the videos just want to say thank you for that its much appreciated to us that use these videos to make us all more lethal. Now all that being said I do like these Magnus SBs now I have a question would you go with these or a 200 gr. evolution wide cut? I ask because I really want to get something ordered to start shooting with them before summer and busy season since it is my first year bowhunting this will all be on a 250 spine with stock inserts. Ideally I would like the RF SBs because of angle of attack but you need to get on Tuffhead about that lol. Also with the magnus have you tested the one with the Blade cutouts (breaks) I would be curious if its even nastier.

[@onpoint1576]

Great video. Ty

[@paulvega9893]

Great job keep bringing the truth.

[@rdude1184]

Boom! When the 200 grain Heads come out I will be stocking up!!! (Truthfully I will probably grab a pack of the 150s too)

[@Hackmo72]

Grizzly stick makes 200gr maasai already.

[@rdude1184]

@@Hackmo72 I have those and they have done well for me. Thank you,

[@scottsix8765]

My dad always told me that if my broadheads didn't scare me I needed to go back to the bench and get em sharp.

[@jakemitchell1671]

Shout out to Troy for making videos that he knows beforehand will be demonitized. F KZbin for that, but kudos to the RF for doing his work anyway. I'll do my little part by buying his merch. These videos require a lot of time and effort. Thanks Troy for your dedication.

[@CATfishTONY]

Is anyone else having trouble with somebody unsubscribing them from Troy's Channel at KZbin

[@shadyroids]

So excited for this year 70lbs 28.5 draw 480gr iron will wide single bevel 150

[@1baddad541]

Good review and breakdown, I’d like to try these new magnus single bevels. Proofs in the blood pudding!! 🇺🇸

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Great video

[@homesteader68]

Well done guys magus is king

[@kevinemard5370]

Learn more from these videos about broadhead performance

[@johnscheffler1514]

Man this stuff is so interesting it's like science class and physics all in one. There is just so many variables was the pig moving up down away towards you was the muscles contracted or relaxed etc. The list goes on and on. I do believe the good dr is correct with the 650 grains given good arrow flight etc. What do you think is a good weight for crossbow bolts?

[@RanchFairy]

I just got a SWAT X1 from Killer Instinct. Shooting the Sirius Phoenix bolts with a 110 grain steel insert 150 grain points / broadhead seems to be the magic number for ACCURATE FLIGHT with broadheads. Roughly 500 grains. If it is inaccurate or flies sideways but it's 700 grains......no bueno!! Look up "Ranch Fairy Crossbow tuning" on you tube. One of my buddies Matt (Draggin' deer Outdoors) has a whole series with multiple different X Bow platforms, broadhead testing etc. I only have one X bow, right now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSre4SibLipas0si=vluoc1Ub3Ey6iKUQ

[@Kurtdog63]

May have had some arrow deflection from the bone strike that caused it to miss far lung? The heart on a deer is much lower in the chest cavity than many hunters think. Shooting at the heart from ground level, seated in a ground blind for example, where the deer is perfectly perpendicular, it may be almost impossible to center the heart without encountering major shoulder bone "stuff". From an elevated position or quartering away, much better chance of a heart shot. Whacked a doe last week right before the season ended. Quartering away, arrow exited the "vital V" on the far side. Almost zero blood trail, even on a double lung hit, shot was just a little high, but she fell within sight at 75 yards on camera. Like you say, blood trails are over-rated and unpredictable for sure, but if you arrow enters the danger zone, most of the hunting happens before the shot. Keep the demonetized videos coming.

[@RanchFairy]

Legit

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

I'm proud that i was able to view this b4 it was demonotized. So what happened to that shaft could have happened if it was replaced with 30" of rebar. But the rebar would have been bent with a 60* angle. The carbon is put in a pivot point & can't defend itself. At least it broke well down the shaft & not just behind the insert like 1000's of arrows across the country all fall. 😮

[@RanchFairy]

Thanks for watching. To clarify. This video will remain up. But it is demonitized by the platform because of the bones and meat, blood, etc. However, I post a bunch of these because I believe its great information.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

I put many long posts in the ground years ago. They r holding up well. No fancy equipment. Just a 5" ice fishing auger. The key is that if u have 2 blades on it then it will stop spinning. The smallest of roots will do that. However if u take one of the 2 blades off it will continue cutting until you are down 3 feet in about 20 seconds. It continues with little effort. Just an analogy for a single bevel. But I can't think of one for the Valkyrie Jagger system. It just continues & the only thing I can think of is that many similar heads hitting something hard just break the shaft @ the end ofvthe insert. They don't have that long Centerpin going back deep inside the shaft which is also one piece with the broadhead that just simplifies things with a one piece system. Not to mention that the tolerances are so tight which leads to perfect arrow flight. 😮

[@VitalyMack]

Another good one! Why did you opt to use an arrow under 650 grains?

[@RanchFairy]

Occasionally we venture off (and the bow really, really, REALLY liked that arrow) But once again.... Ed Ashby was right. Consider it a test of the baseline 650 grain arrow. I mean, who else is gonna do this? NO ONE!!!!

[@JacksonByrom]

first!!!!! how much are these things? extremly entrested. also I have a question. I am 13 years old 27 inch draw 55 lbs draw. what arrow wheight would you reccomend? love your videos!

[@joshfeister6566]

Do you agree that these bigger single bevel broadheads should be used with longer veins, and do you think it would fly out of the crossbow OK?

[@Catfish_Ketcher]

Never have killed any of that foam that cooks up very well!!! I have always been a heavy arrow fan. My archery supplier call my shafts telephone poles. He told other customers if I came to a creek I could use them to walk across so I didn’t get my feet wet!!!😂😂😂

[@justinadams8827]

Wish you would stick something with some regular 3 blade muzzy's for us poors lol. Seriously tho I tried learning to sharpen blades and don't have the patience. 3 blade muzzy's are about the most economical broadheads out there. Curious how they hold up.

[@RanchFairy]

I have Mutiple sharpening videos Sharpening this one up next month. These won’t be terribly expensive.

[@charliebelle6693]

What knife (make/model) is laying on the table at about 4:14 please?

[@davidmeyer3318]

How well do you think the Magnus would perform on a 550 gr arrow at 160 ft/sec (45lb recurve? (Assuming all the usual caveats of arrow tune and shot placement)

[@moshezorea5090]

bone that was hurt might brake while the animal runs away put it in your consideration thanks for informative stuf you make!

[@matthewy8923]

You often use 2 blades broadheads, do you use 3 blades broadhead? People say that 3 blades broadhead has better penetration than 2 blades broadhead. What's your opinion? Can you do an experiment on animals to compare their penetration between 3 blades broadhead and 2 blades broadhead?

[@RanchFairy]

I actually have a three blade in the ranch fairy story at Sirius Archery. It is designed for penetration, long, 1" wide and built of one piece of steel. Hit bone or a shoulder blade.....then the results speak for themselves. In the 30 year Ashby report data (5,000 data points analyzed) three blades were the worst performer in "plan B" hits. I just don't plan for perfect. I've never been that good. In normal hits, normal angles, three blades are fine and very efficient.

[@matthewy8923]

@@RanchFairy Thank you very much for your important information. Your help is deeply appreciated.

[@RanchFairy]

@@matthewy8923 Holler anytime.

[@twysted_catalyst9096]

Do you think they could make a single bevel version of the Black Hornet?

[@floyd6545]

I want some of those!

[@MichaelLakota-vc4tk]

Hey Troy I had to message you. Because all of the young new hunters have absolutely no clue of how broadheads work. I blame it on the young fathers. How the heck can we educate these people ? I have a ton of more questions that I would love to discuss with you Things are really getting out of hand!! Mike WI

[@RanchFairy]

They can watch ranch fairy!!

[@KountryfriedOutdoorProductions]

Need a left bevel too!

[@kodiakarcher]

I have been using Magnus stinger 150 gr for a few years since I went to adult arrows. Lol. Busted threw shoulder blade and 2 ribs with pass-through on whitetail at 20 yards. I am sure these broadheads r j u st as good

[@sethmatherne7012]

Excellente!

[@jds653q]

Nice!

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

While u were @ it u should of shown the area 12 to 15 inches to the left of that right shoulder & what it looks like.😅

[@adamcooper976]

What were the arrow and bow specs?

[@archerash6695]

450 grains max. All you need is proper F.O.C and be a good shot. Which takes time and effort, proper broadhead tuning is crucial.

[@RanchFairy]

I don’t know how to respond. So I’ll say - yes. Most of the time you’re right. Can you help us define two things. What is proper FOC? Please do not respond with anecdotal comments. Please define it with some type of factual evidence. How do you do a proper broadhead tune?

[@georgewashington1621]

Ok, so heavy arrows are great, i get it. But is there a point at which they slow down the arrow speed so much that good ethical hunting becomes impossible? Say, if my compound bow produces 240fps with a 400 grain arrow but only say 170fps with a 600+ grain arrow, am i not better off from ethical point of view shooting a 370 grain arrow and hoping for no plan B than shooting an arrow at 170 fps and always getting plan B and sometimes plan C because the animal moves or because i miscalculate the distance adjustment by 1 yard and the arrow hits 5 inches lower than i intended. And speaking of my personal situation, i am limited to hunting hogs only, so we're talking effectiveness on hogs.

[@RanchFairy]

Mass never leaves the arrow system Speed erodes MUCH faster with lighter arrows. AND You can never predict, animal to animal, the amount of jump, nor the direction. I have a "time to target" video. Shows many different animals jumping or some don't. And a couple that get completely out of the way - FAST arrows. Food for thought. It is the one puzzle we won't solve. Every single shot is 100% unique

[@vpjohnston]

Since you are shooting hogs you have plenty of opportunities to see exactly what different arrow setups accomplish on impact . The best teacher is experiencing results for yourself

[@bradyriddle5522]

I've looked on magnus's website and I can not find the single bevels. Where can I find the single bevels at?

[@MagnusBroadheads]

Our single bevel 150 should be live on our website approx Feb 1st

[@bradyriddle5522]

@@MagnusBroadheads thank you for the feedback. Much preciated.

[@BigJ7922]

As Troy says, “Greatest country in the free world”! I hear you only get 2 weeks annual leave per year! 😢😢! Ain’t so great! In Australia, the lucky country, we get 4 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@benathens3294]

I want a 175 grain Left Bevel version !

[@RanchFairy]

Probably not gonna happen. Sorry

[@-_-hi8964]

Hey what's the flashing light behind you?

[@RanchFairy]

Cell tower

[@matthewlukas5140]

👍

[@glennl9630]

❤❤

[@michaelcurtis8114]

You think PVC pipe would be a good medium? If you fill it with insulation foam😂. It's hard to replicate bone I know.

[@littlewoody5539]

That bone hit looks painful !

[@benjamindurtka]

I want a single bevel 4 blade...

[@MichaelLakota-vc4tk]

Troy I know I’m going to get assaulted for this post. However I really don’t give a crap. If you don’t get a pass through,what the hell are you going to do to figure out how long you wait before tracking?? I swear to god these young people have no clue of what actually happens when you hit an animal. All I can say from experience is if you see your arrow before impact and no pass through, you need to change “something”. All arrows will pass through if they are sharp and miss solid bones however hitting the Scapula isn’t even an issue. Thick skin is what I call it. It’s also where I aim Every Time. Yes Every Time

[@MichaelLakota-vc4tk]

Fixed broadheads-sharp!!

[@MichaelLakota-vc4tk]

Don’t think mechanical broad heads are anything more than a lazy mans BH.

[@RanchFairy]

I’ll keep plugging away

[@Glaciershark]

I got a real good look at that while eating my dinner…hamburger is good 😋

[@daniel_bryant]

I think the closest man-made material that would replicate bone would be PVC piping

[@RanchFairy]

It’s actually more rigid and doesn’t fracture since it’s pultruded. Tends to just have a hole in it, not explode

[@rauliuonac7542]

👏👏👍

[@EricDavis-vw5rp]

Bad for business! 😂

[@par1013]

Bahahahaha, I've been taking the same "vaccine" for years 😂

[@Fliesforstripers]

Interested to know why you haven’t ever talked about Abowyer and the Cleaver which are bothe affordable and very durable broadheads. Th clever is exactly like the magnus you are now talking about but has been made for years! And the abowyer is proven USA made for decades! Thx.

[@RanchFairy]

Might put those on the list

[@xarrow81]

Lost respect drinking a Miller lite

[@Hackmo72]

Hmm a bud light guy A.

[@xarrow81]

@@Hackmo72 lol Blue Ribbon

[@Hackmo72]

@@xarrow81 well Blu ribbon isn't bad but glad to hear your not one of them.LOL

[@MichaelLakota-vc4tk]

The only people who are arguing with you are the light arrow mechanical users. All they want is the flattest shooting arrows with a legal no bow or arrow tuning system. I was there at one time myself. Only took one shot to make me throw all that crap away! Imagine shooting a deer and hitting it high in the spine and then hitting it with a second arrow perfectly behind the shoulder,giving the deer all night to expire,only to realize that deer was still alive 12 hours later!! Them G D mechanicals put me in that position and I had to physically cut the deers throat 😢😢😢 Mechanicals should only be allowed in cross bows that have all the power to effectively make them work ! Also if you or your friend shoots an animal,the FIRST thing you need to do is get the arrow and see what the blood looks like for a proper decision on WHEN to track the animal. You unethical vertical bow mechanical “so called hunters” don’t get the pass throughs to make an ethical decision. I don’t blame you…I blame the Industry Marketing. Any one who hasn’t been brought into this sport when fixed blades were the norm. Haven’t a clue. Seriously,you’re all victims of misinformation and unethical marketing! That is sooo sad

[@littlehills]

didnt ur mumma tell you not to play with your food :) mmmm bacon. toll the haters next video leave a hammer chisels on table with red* on it

[@kylebailey8498]

Guesse you don’t know anybody that’s bout died from bruciollis

[@earlgilliland6501]

I like the vaccine!!!