Why Broad Head Practice Is So Important

Why Broad Head Practice Is So Important
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[@ericlind3569]

It’s always amazing to me how much more focused on form and follow through when I’m practicing with a broadhead versus field point. Probably because I shoot SO much with field points that I become complacent. I’m gonna go shoot some broadhead shots today!!

[@ILhunter23]

You are 100% spot on about the mental factor of shooting with a broadhead! Personally for me was because when I first started hunting tuning a broadhead was a nightmare and left a bad memory about shooting broadheads since I was not confident with them . Now I have a way better shooting set up and having confidence with a broadhead is everything

[@veteranswithoutbenifitsgui9738]

Huge fan Jason, thank you for all of the content you have put together. It is like a roadmap for aspiring hog hunters. I started trying to get a job in SC while in OH watching your videos. You ended up moving to coastal GA... I ended up moving to coastal GA. Today I have an interview with Bryan county that would provide me some stability. I hunt the base more... and more often. Muddy Black Grand Cherokee with USMC stickers spanning 2 generations, say hi if you see me, I would love to thank you personally. Your channel is more important to people than you may realize. Judging by the unmistakeable smile on his face, I think I saw Mr. Carter the other day. Rock on dude !!! Bill McStay

[@pathfinder5804]

So this video couldn’t have been posted at a more appropriate time. This is my 1st yr trad hunting. Been an adventure since January figuring out everything that goes into this process!!!! Just received my 1st pack of 3 broadheads the other day and walked out into backyard and shot with them. Well I guess I reference my arrow tip WAY more than I thought!!!! My broadheads are about 3/4in longer then my field tip making what I’m referencing as my tip different. I was hitting 8-10in high due to broadhead. I did watch a Push Archery video where they would paint a thin white ring around arrow at the insert as the reference point that way broadheads and field tips are the same. What a difference for me though and glad I saw this now not a week before season!!!!

[@george2099]

Great video Jason! Really miss you podcast still listening to the reruns 😅

[@raymondjones6024]

Papertuning for perfect bullet holes and a short compact Wasp Drones fly exactly the same with my fieldtips and a Zwicky 100gr Judo point I use for stump shooting under any condition to mimic my hunts.

[@VanishingPointTraditional]

Great stuff. Jason you the man !! 😊

[@Backyard.Archery]

Agree… just made final selection and into Broadhead warm up mode… 1 month to go.

[@DonnyB-sl9gm]

I can’t shoot broadheads at my local range so unfortunately i’m just going to have to trust that its on point

[@PVW1960]

Spot on. My general procedure is to shoot one cold shot in the morning before I leave the house. I shoot my max comfortable distance(currently 30yds with a 10" center of the target i consider the kill zone) and I do it with a broadhead. Then I take a pic of the arrow in the target before I pull it and it's on my phone to live with for the day. I'm envious of your seasons. Here in Alaska my "archery only" season Is a whopping 7 days long. Entire moose season is 30 days. At least black bear is year around

[@NiklosSmith]

Great video again I am shooting the ace super express glue on with 100gr adapter as a 300gr screw in this year. Did you have to change your nock point to accommodate for such high foc?

[@tatoo190]

As a brand new bow hunter, but not new to hunting, how do I know when I’m good enough with the bow to hunt ethically & effectively?

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

I just back into Trad. I had not shot a recurve or long boy since I was a kid. I went by the 10 grains of arrow per one pound of draw weight and had compound arrows that fit the bill and were spined correctly. My question is this. I left the blazer vanes on as the flight seems to be good, but do you think feathers would be worth putting on and trying out?

[@donthornton7528]

I noticed with field tips to shoot with cock feather out with hunting tips I need to shoot with cock feather in don't know why for me it makes a difference. Great video