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Mike Pearce (Hoyt7)
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Fixed Broad heads........
im shooting 70# 28 1/2 DL with 350gr. arrow, i am going to set the # back to 65 and then i think my arrows will then fly damn close to center. we will see i have new after market limbs being put on m…
Replied Jun 28
Fixed Broad heads........
i have the 100gr. slick trick and yes pretty good flight with them. also just bought the shuttle T they are close the the slick trick from what i hear, gonna give them a shot too.
Replied Jun 26
Fixed Broad heads........
did you have much trouble getting that to fly right out of the box??
Replied Jun 26
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what # do you shoot and what spline is your arrow???
I have been shooting Muzzy broadheads for as long as I have been bow hunting. I have used the 125 gr. 4 blade with the tricar bone breaker point. Which does its job, I have hit animals in the shoulder and had the broadhead blast through both leg bon…
Now I just bought a new bow in March ( Bowtech Destroyer 350) and I have not shot the Slick Tricks yet out of it.
I went with a pretty lite arrow so they might fly different.
im shooting 70# 28 1/2 DL with 350gr. arrow, i am going to set the # back to 65 and then i think my arrows will then fly damn close to center. we will see i have new after market limbs being put on my new Maxxsis so i wont know intil wed or so how i…
Mike,I am shooting a Rytera Alien X @ 75lbs,27" DL(I have stubby arms) and a 463grn arrow@ 271fps. I just switched to heavier arrows for more momentum. I was shooting a 375grn arrow @ 302fps,all fixed blade heads I have tried fly great out of both s…
Hey let me know how they work.
i have the 100gr. slick trick and yes pretty good flight with them. also just bought the shuttle T they are close the the slick trick from what i hear, gonna give them a shot too.
They fly just like my practice tips. I never have had to do any tuning switching from practice tips to broadheads with these.
did you have much trouble getting that to fly right out of the box??
I use Slick Trick four blade magnum, cut on contact and leave one heck of a blood trail.
Bob what is your set current set up on your bow?? might give a better idea as to how well they may fly for me.
End it and get some thunder heads if you want fixed heads , I have had great success with them and there. Durability
Mike the Buzzcuts and Snuffer SS have flown like darts out of all my bows.
i had those in my hand at gandermountin the other day but just concerd that i will have to make too many adjustments...
I really like Magnus Snuffer SS and Buzzcuts. These heads are tough,fly great,an reshrpenable. They also are the only broadheads with a lifetime gaurentee. No matter what you do to them Magnus will replace them free,there is also no limit on this. S…
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- bow hunting, deer hunting, turkey hunting, fishing, ice fishing, camping, small game, pheasant hunting, snowmobiling
- About me...
- Hi i'm Mike Pearce from warren michigan i am a avent bow hunter, my friends and i try to get out every weekend and some week days as well. im married to my wife Robin and have two kids Emily and Blake. we are a busy family always have things going on. my son Blake who is 11 has played travel and Fed. baseball since he was 7. he also plays football and basketball. Emily is in gymnastics. my wife Robin works for GQ mag. im am very lucky to have such a great family and friends.
- Guns, Bows, Boats and Poles of mine...Equipment
- i primerly hunt just bow now, although from time to time i will go opening day gun. this year i took my son Blake for his first hunt it was a great bonding exsperiance. i bow hunt with a hoyt Katera that i just bought this season. i have been bow hunting for 15 years and just love it more year after year !!!
- My first memories of the Outdoors...
- my memories of the outdoors have always been great , my parents have a place on the west side of Michigan that we can hunt or fish at. also my brother and sisterinlaw have a place on longlake in the middle ofthe state we go there mostly in the summer months but do go up for snowmobiling once in awhile. my friend Chris Kott and his two brothers own a place in the thumb and thats were we spend all are time in Oct. and Nov. bow hunting this year for some reason was awsome , maybe because the older i get the more i apreciate being in the outdoors.
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Chuck Adams range finder
Hey Guys and Girls, just bought a Chuck Adams range finder i like it allot for the money seems to work well. i just wanted some in put because i have not used it in the woods yet, other than scouting and wonderd what you all think of it or if you have used one yet ?? thanks for any input
Posted on April 10, 2010 at 11:08am —
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- At 9:17am on June 23, 2010,
Bob Forss said…
- Sounds like you are close Mike,the Maxxis is one sweet bow. One thing to be aware of,if you are shooting the same arrows @70lbs as you were @65. Your arrows may be underspined,hitting right is tell tale sign of weak arrow spine. One quick easy way to determine this is to turn your bow down 5lbs or so. If the group comes back to the center you need a stiffer spine. Broadheads are very sensitive to spine issues,so you can be underspined yet shoot FP's fine. I don't know what your arrows are (model,size,length) so I am just saying this could be a possibility.
- At 6:15am on April 28, 2010,
Steven M said… - Yes, I do make my own mounts. Thanks for the comment. They are cool and I get a lot of nice comments on them. I will remove as much of the meat as possible, be careful with the tail or it may fall apart. screw or nail them up side down to a piece of wood and cover the meaty areas with canning salt for a week. scrap off the salt and repeat. The wings are bondo in the open position and the tail is hot glued into a slot on the mount sealing them in place. The wings are attached together with a piece of steel with screws into the bondo then mounted to the wood. spurs are super glued to the wood. assemble, hang and enjoy. all my mounts are different. i have the most fun designing them. again, thanks for the comment. if you have any questions I will be more that happy to help if i can. It is a great way to add the final page to your hunt. Good luck
- At 3:17pm on April 27, 2010,
Travis Dietzler said… - Last week I called in Three birds in two nights in the evening about 7. I had a jake i missed with my bow gobble twice and later a tom came in a little far out and gobbled once. I was set up about 80 yards away from where the roost everynight and i just set up to cut them off coming from the feild. I call very little and fairly quiet and it seemed to work. Last year same thing same spot i shot a tom and there were three others with him and they gobbled about everytime I called. Its hit or miss unless u know where the birds are definetly going to be and if u put them to sleep calling it cant be bad they should be expecting you in the moring.
- At 5:29am on April 27, 2010,
Steven M said…
- Hi Mike, after about 3:00 pm I will stop hunting and come out of the field for that reason. I find it hard to get any response from the toms in the evening. Also, not hunting the evenings gives the birds a chance to roost where they want to without any pressure or influance from me. if the birds are not in there normal roost site, maybe a predator had some influance on where they roosted that night. If i was going to hunt the evening i would find a travel route to the roosting area and sit quite and wait for one to just walk by, almost like deer hunting. I have thought about doing this, but i do not want to disturb there evening patterns. I personally would rather wake up in the morning knowing that i didnot disturb form the roost the night before.
- At 4:14pm on April 25, 2010,
rich valentine said… - i think they do, we had the same problem. :(
- At 4:41pm on April 24, 2010,
Bob Forss said…
- Sorry to hear that Mike,if your weather was anything like ours it was a washout pretty much all day.
- At 12:07pm on April 24, 2010,
Bob Forss said…
- Mike I would just go with 2 dekes,your tom/jake and a hen in the breeding position,good luck buddy go FOB one.
- At 10:11pm on April 23, 2010,
Bob Forss said…
- Mike,you betcha the turkays will be active in the rain,head for a field as they don't like the dripping woods,as it distorts their senses. They also can fluff out and dry out in a field faster when the rain lets up. If it is a downpour stay home,but be ready to get right out when it quits. I have found right as it quits the toms go nuts,or if it's been nasty for a day or two,the first nice day after they tear it up.
- At 6:48pm on April 18, 2010,
Travis Anderson said… - Hey Mike, I place my coys anywhere from 2 to 25 yards in front of the blind, my theory is that they cant be to close. I watched Mike Waddell shoot one out of his blind at about 10 feet right next to his decoy. Hope this helps! Happy huntin! TA
- At 5:57pm on April 2, 2010,
Travis Anderson said…
- Hey Mike sorry for the delay, Yea ive been bear huntin. A buddy at work runs hounds in northern Wisconsin every year. Wisconsin has a point system for tags, you get one point for each year you send in and it takes 7 or 8 points to draw a tag which equals 7 or 8 years, so its a lengthy process. i currently have 5 points so i will draw in the next 2 years hopefully!
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