SOLID PLASTIC BROADHEAD VS. FERAL HOG!!

[@moc5541]

All of the damage to the broadhead could have happened in the ground, hitting a rock, for example.

[@4BOutdoors]

Maybe so, I’m doubtful though because of the soft sand that is there around the feeder.

[@samstandan4686]

i am genuinely surprised!!! for the price it definitely looks for a try. as Russ Lanning said, you should make a video of you shooting some more pigs with the rest of the heads to see how reliable they are, i would be interested to see that

[@ashtonchancellor]

Nice! Love your videos! Can’t believe plastic can do that kind of damage. Thanks for trying it out for the rest of us!

[@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit]

For the price those are worth it for sure.ill definetly be getting some after seeing this.thanx man.great vid

[@kenamatice282]

Very interesting. It would be interesting to see if they hold up to going through bone or are only good if it slips between ribs. Not sure I would want them coming apart on a big mule deer or elk. Maybe hang a section of ribs or shoulder blade in front of your target and shoot a couple through it, go for a what if worst case scenario

[@kadenwhiteaker]

heck if it was a pass through the first time, and the seration damage is on the back, you could use that broadhead a second time and it still be fine! it would be way better to have 2 uses out of it!

[@westtexashuntingguys]

GREAT SHOT BROTHER!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@4BOutdoors]

Thanks man!

[@ryanguadagno3841]

It’s definitely seems worth it for the price, especially for them just being plastic

[@tuomasholo]

My only concern is a piece of plastic edge breaking off in the meat but with it being black it should be easy to find after cleaning the hog.

[@4BOutdoors]

You’re right! I never thought of that. Thank you for watching.

[@kennethhetrick5458]

The one thumbs down is a $60.00 for 3 broad head manufacturer...LOL

[@4BOutdoors]

HA!

[@yourmomma2995]

or a hunter with some ethics, that respects the game they hunt.

[@robertcamargo1490]

Nice shot. Love your videos.

[@4BOutdoors]

Thank you, I appreciate you watching!

[@tphvictims5101]

DID YOU FIND YOUR JACKET ?

[@FPSWildlifeAngler]

what bow do you use and where did you buy it ??

[@donaldconroy4511]

Click Show More in the section just below the video, shows all his equipment and has links

[@FPSWildlifeAngler]

@@donaldconroy4511 it does not show the bow i want to know where the bow is for sale

[@CutandShoot5x5]

And a plastic passthru!!!! Nice shot Brad!

[@casualobserver77]

Super cool man! I've been interested in these for a while. I kill a lot of pigs with archery equipment and I'd love to give these a try. Seems worth the price. I too shoot arrows that are 500 plus grains. Good to see they performed well and were accurate.

[@x8541]

What light are you using?

[@brianmillis6077]

Good shot Bradley!! Definitely worth the price!!!

[@tomnolan9651]

I don't hunt but I always enjoy your videos. Keep them going

[@axnovs9726]

Since you asked- yes I stretch if I'm gonna be at the range or shooting more than a few arrows. Gotta practice well, not "just practice". That said, yeah, I'll get the foam and go into the woods and simulate a cold pull situation also so I can be familiar with both.

[@shadowwolf9329]

I wonder if a diamond coated broadhead is better than the metal broadhead??

[@oldgrumpyhunter]

Could the blade damage have been caused when the arrow drove into the ground?

[@4BOutdoors]

Quite possibly, but I’m doubtful. It’s very soft sand there and since it was underwater, the ground was even softer. Thanks for watching!

[@oldgrumpyhunter]

@@4BOutdoors I was thinking stones/rock, but if it's sand then most likely bone. One and done, at the cost much easier to accept than heads that cost $12+ each.

[@braydenlejeune1811]

Where can I find that light stabilizer

[@999gloryhog]

I just discovered your channel after someone shared your video. I really enjoyed the 2 on the plastic broadheads. I'm curious with that nice "big" camera why you do not zoom in more? Thanks for sharing your faith. God bless.

[@hotpoockets5559]

Did he use the 100 grain ones or the 125 grain

[@kevinjarchow8812]

What was wrong with the hog and did you end up processing it?

[@4BOutdoors]

Not sure what was wrong with it. I was going to process it, but those bad looking spots made me do otherwise.

[@Mattthefarmer1]

@@4BOutdoors I not an expert but my guess is she had mastitis. Can be caused by a plugged milk duct or an infected (and often plugged) milk duct. Either way, she is gonna have a fever, not feel good, and show swelling/redness/tenderness of the infected udder/teat. Just a guess on my part and it could easily be an infection from a wound or insect bite on that soft under tissue.

[@Rustonbowhunting]

Where do you get those arrows?

[@zekewood9028]

Blew through no problemo!! Great video!

[@Sal.sanchez]

6:24 what’s that for? The spinning thing

[@chaz7346]

Makes sure your arrow is still perfectly straight. The fast spin will show if it wobbles at all, which could throw off your shot potentially.

[@alanbecker3791]

Nice one and nice shot Thats a nice 2marrow beanie aslo

[@OmarCotter]

Love your videos brother!

[@toddstewart4404]

Depending on the damage, you could gently file an edge and a point back on to the arrow tip.

[@luckotheirishfishingguides9737]

Always a great shot or at the very least entertaining!

[@MrADjam5]

Great vid and straight shootin. Congrats. Kill'em all. Cold Steel makes some great stuff. Economical heads for hog work. These broadheads are more than plastic. That is like saying a Glock is Plastic. Well, it is. But actually, it is a high-density polymer. Not something made by Mattell or fisher price.

[@jeremydavis5374]

Hey, not a broadhead, but would you be willing to check out and review the Xpedition Bone collector stealth compound bow? I've seen it at gander outdoors but really can't find much about it

[@drowsiercrane0517]

That's definitely a broadhead lol

[@simplicityrm]

Kinda have to wonder if it was the pig or the ground as to what did the actual damage to the broadhead.

[@lifeofarchery6565]

Man that’s a sweetie little Broadhead man did her in love the video man, thank you for it

[@JasonW479]

I’ll be getting some of these for hogs. Great video

[@4BOutdoors]

thank you, I appreciate you watching!

[@JasonW479]

@@4BOutdoors just watched a few more of your videos. New subscriber now 👍🏻

[@russlanning7206]

Would love to see u use the rest of them on hogs to see effects on how reliable they are. lol AWESOME Vid , when its cold out i stretch and also draw my bow back holding it to warm muscles up.

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

You are young and supple enough that not stretching before shooting is something you can get away with, but as you age you lose a lot of collagen and injuries will start to become more frequent, I would advise you get used to stretching (gently) now so that when you are older it's something that has become second nature. "your body is the vehicle that will carry your soul in this life, not valuing and caring for it is disrespectful to god, your parents and most of all yourself"

[@4BOutdoors]

You’re right, thank you!

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

@@4BOutdoors On a separate note, it occurs to me that the broad heads you tried are more akin to flint than steel, looked at in that light they're very good. Happy new year and stay safe ; )

[@Kurtdog63]

Instead of a broadhead, it looks like a spear head. Tip may have broken in the ground instead of the hog. Barbed heads not legal here in Kentucky. Surprised it flew well with so much width and length. Guessing it would disintegrate on a shoulder bone. Interesting concept.

[@obiorah1]

Good purchase on that broad head money well spent,

[@4BOutdoors]

I agree!

[@kenreynolds1000]

Cheap, non corroding, sounds like something to keep in your gear in case you forget to grab your $60 for 3 metal broad head. How would they hold up in a hot truck cab? warp?

[@drowsiercrane0517]

It's Cold Steel, it'll hold up to pretty much anything within reason

[@brianmillis6077]

Maybe a good arrow 🏹for a beginner wanting to try something different.

[@Jonnydeerhunter]

That seemed really effective haha

[@4BOutdoors]

It was!

[@saltwateramerican7029]

Love your show brother. God Bless , that was awesome 👌

[@droppedontop6085]

What do you do for a living

[@twooldguyswithcrossbows5170]

Great video awesome hunt! Yup $.80 isn’t even the price of a lot of bullets lol

[@thewoodsytype7243]

I'd still prefer metal but they'd work great for survival. My thoughts are if you hit shoulder it would have shattered the broad head undoubtedly.

[@drowsiercrane0517]

It wouldn't shatter, it'd bend for sure though

[@thekarmafarmer608]

Really interesting video. What jacket are you wearing by the way? We can`t bow hunt here in UK, ironic given the importance bows have had in British history. Nice shot and thanks for posting. Did I ask you what jacket you were wearing already?

[@outtanowhere3599]

Also love your enthusiasm bro absolutely love the channel and really hope you exceed a million subs man.. Awesome awesome stuff

[@rossgraveley]

Awesome video content 👍 I'll have to try these out

[@timbow50]

Ha ha! What a cool test. I really can't see that working on a 250 # boar. You gotta try these on turkeys this spring. 👍👍🏹

[@4BOutdoors]

I agree! Haha

[@bryantwoodard4302]

I collect arrowheads. That's a copy of a early archaic serrated pine tree. So yeah older style like 10,000 years old. LOL. The Indians would re-sharpen the flint tips and keep using them I also imagine with all those serrations on the edge of the blade you are going to get some nice flesh tearing. Maybe more so than with the traditional broad heads and .80 cents a pop ain't bad. That baby drove deep into the ground after the pass through too. Good, interesting video.

[@pwrplnt1975]

Great Video! God Bless and take care during these VERY trying times!!

[@brockpeck7073]

Haha I only stretch when I'm sore from shooting the day before

[@Marty-RR]

Hell I’m impressed. Nice shot too dude. Pigs aren’t easy to kill in Florida swamps either.

[@KillerBeeOutdoors]

Curious how this will hold up on a big boars shield. Make it happen man!

[@nellietolb420]

Yes I do stretch. 45 and not getting younger. Do you one better . I actually stretch a little when I get set up in my stand. And draw the bow 3 or 4 times.

[@AdventureOne]

Awesome vid, and great shooting. As for the Cheap Shot heads... They are lethal, but this product is a gimmick and a distraction from quality. They specifically market it as being cheap to win the race to the bottom for gimmick-following customers who don't pay for quality anyway. Will they work? probably. But I think most animals deserve more than a "cheap shot", and these won't go on my arrows. A broadhead is too important to cheap out on.

[@frankstantonjr1153]

dead is dead

[@JohnSwink]

I tried those and found them to shoot pretty true and straight, they blew through 1/2" plywood easy enough- so I took them deer hunting. That was a mistake. I took a quartering shot at a big buck and got him in the shoulder- the head blew apart and the arrow went straight down in to the ground.... He trotted off without so much as a blood trail

[@mikegenco5393]

Ha nice hat !! I am going to the 2marrow ranch in March for a pig hunt . Can not wait!!!

[@Shepard115]

What type of plastic

[@happyhemp1191]

I approve I Have always loved the black steel blades by magnus the kill so humanly it’s impressive now to switch to plastic is hard to do unless they work better then the two blade black Magnus

[@raulmendoza7530]

Great shot, you always manage to get things done. Awesome video. Keep it up. Always looking forward to seeing your next video. 👍👍👌🐗 down.

[@chrispack5338]

I absolutely love this right along. Very cool! Inv you sir

[@kadenbeasley3593]

i dont stretch iv honestly never heard of people stretching which now that i think about it it might make it easier to shoot and pull back and dang that bow shhoots good

[@outtanowhere3599]

Son you should have a million+ subscribers and I hope you surpass that number.. Your exactly what a good ole country boy living the dream is all about.. Keep up the good video's my man ..

[@4BOutdoors]

thank you, I appreciate the kind words! I wouldn't be where I'm at today if it weren't for the good Lord!

[@outtanowhere3599]

@@4BOutdoors 100% right.. I ain't exactly able to get out and hunt no more but the good Lord gave me sight and i can watch you hunt and in some way that gets me outside. Thanks for taking me hunting brother

[@4BOutdoors]

@@outtanowhere3599 you’re welcome, thank you for watching! God bless!

[@jeffhyche9839]

I was fully expecting that broadhead to be a piece of crap. I will admit I am impressed.

[@stephenbeard9882]

I don’t know much about bow hunting. Is that typical for an arrow to pass through a hog that size? What is the draw on your bow? Nice shooting!

[@4BOutdoors]

Thank you! Yes it is typical for pass throughs on hogs this size. I’m shooting 75 lbs.

[@brucemohon740]

Good work!

[@ravennelson827]

Just found you ... liked N sub...great job youngman ....creator's blessings on you and Family...

[@sheepdog1102]

I bet that the real broad heads that the Indians made probably broke with use also, and it would take a lot longer to make and secure to a shaft. Great video!

[@homergarza9916]

I' m from Ut just moved here to TX and can't wait to start hunting going to tra crossbow hunt theres nothing like this on Ut

[@childrenofthefreewoman1348]

Good hunting. Thank you.

[@scottlehman9738]

Nice shooting. Good little hog

[@prestonmills7753]

Love the channel

[@zoranzuvela9856]

Good for archery arows, carbon/plastic, but unfortunutly i have a bad experience with aloy bolts for crossbow, it breaks on screw when hits the target, probaly coz aluminum is much solid material 🤷‍♂️

[@ryanreynolds3630]

I never stretch before shooting my bow, simply because I ain't gonna stretch in the tree stand lol. Practice how you hunt. Very interesting video though man I enjoyed it.

[@georgeupham7524]

I'd still use it as a target point.

[@mikefinto4048]

Hey bro check out bowmar nose button for night shooting apparently its awesome to have the right form in pressure situations

[@dylangroen2552]

Keep in mind it works well when its not that cold but plastic will get extremely brittle when it is cold, especially if you keep it in your car or something. Great for hogs maybe but not sure its a great idea to shoot at a deer with it.

[@4BOutdoors]

I shot a deer with it a few days after it snowed last week. Worked like a champ.

[@evanv7931]

I dont stretch... I shoot an old fashioned 85# wood, horn, and sinew bow

[@javierolmos1049]

Awesome video! Great hunt. Great product for the price. I’ll definitely give them a try. God bless...happy hunting!!

[@PPGarm3]

I don't stretch before I shoot. Only stretch when I wake up. Why stretch before practice when you can go hours of sitting before you shoot. I say practice in the element

[@massimothetrog7111]

These would have been perfect when I was younger, hogs always broke/lost my arrows.

[@edl3700]

Ayyyyye ayyyyyye

[@ARS-fe5wc]

I like you’re head gear. I would love to hunt at 2morrow ranch. Great shot also on that hog.

[@4BOutdoors]

Thank you! Give them a shout and tell em I sent you!

[@waylogillentine2335]

No I dont stretch before I shoot

[@jacobreeves6443]

Nope I don’t warm up, great shooting btw I don’t think that sow went 125# lol

[@vpsaline]

Carbon Express makes. 3$ nativ 100gr Broadhead

[@umvhu]

Audio balance is not right, in my opinion, the music is too loud and overpowers the voice. Have you tried shooting the animal where the spine enters the skull? It's a smaller target area but on antelope they drop dead where they are, no blood trail or tracking needed.

[@WaterburnerActual]

Wow.... 0.87ea. You stated yourself, a complete pass thru. Sow went 25yds. Hogs shot with mechanical broad heads have ran 60-90yds. Looked like Dbl Lung Blood, nice & pretty & bright. A con or two. Broke off a lil bit of the tip. Blasting thru where ya hit her & exited, a rib likely shaved that edge off. Just tween you and me and that sows first born boar, Id re-use that broadhead on a smaller hog and see how much damage that shot causes both the hog and the broadhead. It just may be you can get 2 shots with minimal damage. Any more 1st shot damage, and I'd toss it. But overall, for less than a G-Dub ea, I think your 1st one is worthy of a 9.0. After all 10 are used, you can get the pertinent cost and a detailed cost analysis. Just one opinion throwed up there. If ya throw it back, just dont hit me plz. 😉 Tks for sharing and heres to your staying SAFE and Healthy. Just think. It wont be long till Spring Long Beard season!

[@shadowwolf9329]

I know that a hunting trip to Texas is a very high dollar venture

[@rogert4185]

Got some of these broadheads myself, they shoot thru 1/4 plywood pretty good,, I do stretch alittle before shooting

[@inpropagation]

Thank you for giving that bully sow her comeuppance hahaha

[@stevestrickland3027]

Hog head shot was crisp

[@allenwebster6329]

Awesome as usual I like these videos everytime , oh I dont stretch out before I shoot my bow I just grab and start shooting I shoot a black out ss it's a pretty good shooting bow I have went hog hunting in texas at broseco ranch it was pretty cool I shot a 247 lb hogg took it back to Missouri where I'm from it took 2 big long coolers I had it turned all to sausage it was great tasting pretty lean but good eating anyway the videos are great I watch them daily,godbless you keep the videos coming

[@mohunter68]

My question is why? Teach yourself how to sharpen your broadheads and stick with steel. This is a solution for dummies who don't know how to sharpen and hone their own to hair popping sharp broad heads. I just think that this is moving in the wrong direction. We need to school people on certain principles of archery. I will NEVER put a plastic tip BH on any of my archery equipment.

[@brutallyhonestmf5578]

🐖🐖🐖=🥓🥓🥓=😁😁😁

[@GIboy1990]

I prefer a high FOC