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Agreed! It’s cardboard so pretty weak too

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I can’t argue with that. Maybe once they scale up we can at least get 3 heads. Josh said on the HUNTR podcast he wanted to have 3 heads for 60 and I don’t think he was counting the practice head

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Appreciate it sir! Yes I love KUIU and all of their gear. But I agree it doesn’t have as much value in a whitetail woods in December. But it was designed as active gear for the mobile hunters. I haven’t tried their proximity yet. Looked like a lot of guys had issues with durability. I’ll have to check out Skre. Right now I’m using cabelas heavy gear

They will stay intact just might be all messed up 😂 they are single use for sure haha

Maybe so. But $30 per broadhead should be held to a higher standard than a $15 or less broadhead. I agree, it is a single use head like all mechanicals. And bowmar does say 2-3 harvest per head. But he also has stated 7-9 in video on social media. It’s has pros and cons like any head. My argument is simple, the pros do not justify the 2x price compared to similar competitive heads, all an opinion. But I do appreciate your comment and time watching my video. I’m going to shoot a doe with the other head and see what I find there. Should be interesting! I think they are a perfectly fine head if you are willing to drop $60 for 2.

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ when you look at price you have to be realistic. Rage msrp is rougly $16 per head. Beasts are $30 per head. Bowmar is probably 50-100x smaller than rage. His margins are much much smaller. if/when these are carried in every bass pro and scheels they can come down in price. Iron will charges $130 for 3 single bevel, tooth of the arrow are $45 for 3. people still buy the Iron Will because of Hype and some people think more $ means better

@@mikemellon80 I hear you! I’ve got some iron wills and they are very nice broadheads. Their customer service is also top notch!

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To summarize, great broadhead made by terrible people who make all hunting look bad

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The problem is the internet is chalk full of garbage comments from people that dont know sh*t about jack... be very very cautious listening to people that talk smack online. Im not even a fan of the bomars, but if its the poaching thing you are getting at, that whole scenario is way more complex than simple minded trolls like to make of it. He settled for a small charge and got to move on with life. IF he wanted to continue to fight that case through the courts it probably would have cost him another fortune, and probably all just to end up at the same charge anyways. The fact that he settled may not look good to the simple minds out there, but financially, and in regards to time and stress, he made the right decision to settle 100%... regardless if you are guilty or not, sometimes the justice system is gross and you are better off to cut your losses and get the heck out with a small hit. Now, is he the most ethical hunter... nope, thats for sure... but I also think he got caught up in that poaching case more than he deserved. The outfitter was doing some dirty stuff and he went down with the ship. He must have been aware that some weird stuff was going on though so he deserves to get hit with something, as he did. Thats my opinion anyways... and as i said, dont listen to people on the internet... including me, do your own investigating and don't solidify an opinion until you are rock solid on the real information. Quick searches often lead you straight to the social media BS. If i only ever did quick research on things I would probably think the planet is flat and there is 150 genders... lol.

There is absolutely nothing good that can come from supporting the Bowmars.

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Great comment! Could have been, I can’t recall 100% if the blades folded back that far but they could have.

Yes probably so! Maybe not the edge retention they claim. Still a large price tag for what it is

They're not poachers. Poaching is hunting illegally. They do everything legal

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@@dereksteele2284do you live in a cave? They plead to it. They are poachers and should be cancelled.

I have real-world testing! Beast 125 grain 2.3" Complete pass through on quarting-to shot on a cow elk at 24 yards. Avoided the front shoulder bone with blade as designed to do and broke the center of the rib of the offside. She was smoked and died quickly. The blades were shave your arm sharp afterwards. Personally, I'd never shoot a big game animal twice with a mechanical without replacing the blades or sharpening a fixed. I'm not so cheap as to do that. However, it would be put to the back of the quiver for a predator arrow or follow up shot if needed. These tests only tell some of the story. And I've had awesome results with G5 Mega Meats and Rage Extreme broadheads too. Beast do fly awesome, weigh what they say, are super sharp, not too difficult to use as suggested, and people need to stop calling him a poacher when you don't know the facts. It's America, and you can buy and use whatever you want. But I'm willing to bet those that make the comments are just haters that are hating. And if you are so passionate maybe you should research all the people at the companies you might be supporting. I bet you would be exhausted and surprised that nobody but Jesus is or was perfect. Amen and have a great day!

@@ElKayCee2270 do you even know what a poacher is?

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What’s wrong with the bowmars?

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Thanks for your comment! I agree it’s probably a nice head and functions close to as advertised. But you are paying a premium for a single use head that may or may not even need to miss a rib.

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Thank you for the comment and appreciation! I think the beast is a great head that can take down large game. It’s razor sharp and well built. My greatest complaints are the price point, complexity (mechanicals are complicated enough, I can’t imagine a spring simplifies things lol), and edge retention. Maybe that was the foam target??? Maybe it was the bone?? Regardless, it didn’t hold up

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ I will look out for a follow up review after you have used it. I am in Az , we dont even get a chance at multiple animals so we are always looking for real world experience.

Maybe so but how else are you supposed to get it out? You are not going to be able to push it through that was a nearly brand new target.

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ I push them through my target and the reason you kept seeing that it wasn’t a full 2 inch cut through the rib is because it was trying to evade them it did it’s job

@@ruffsadler4845 thanks for the comment! I agree with you sir. But my initial thoughts when I filmed this are in this video. Now that I’ve had time to completely digest it I see some things I didn’t initial see. Appreciate it 💪

Probably should have done that to get a better visual but time is at a premium for me at this point in my life lol! I agree, my curiosity is what another 2” head would do when it centers between a rib like that. I wish one of the shots would’ve been closer to a rib. Just goes to show, very few shots will actually need to ”evade” a rib. Stars have to align for that shot to happen. 1/3 shots in this test even had a chance, and that one was centered between each rib I bet all mechanicals would’ve done about the same thing in that situation.

That would’ve been a great idea!

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You do the tests because there are 100’s of choices for broadheads and you may shoot 1-3 animals a year with a bow. You can kill a deer with a field point with proper placement (I don’t advise that) but it could be done. The Beast broadhead is a fine head. However, compared to other broadheads the value of this head just isn’t there for me. Just my opinion to each their own

I agree with you. But I’m not sure it compresses at speed as quick and effectively as it should. Regardless, it likely as some evading function. I’m just not sure it’s worth the premium cost.

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ok, how fast in your mind is it supposed to react? And how is it supposed to react in your mind?

I agree with price angle I like the sharpness of blades my concern with this head is this Josh Bomar shot a sprite 2 liter bottle using his slow mo camera now it was his second or third shot and the broadhead opened in flight using his 90 lb limbs compound bow I am starting to notice that the more times the head is shot the weaker the spring or the retention system is that holds it closed and that makes me nervous I found out the hard way when trypan came out and Rage sold me the compound one to shoot out my crossbow and it kept coming open and I could not even hit a hog a 30 yards period so for now I am out stick with my sevr

@@timbow50 my #1 gripe is spending 2x on a technology (none evading) that let’s say works flawlessly but the % of shots that actually line up on the ribs for the technology to be useful is low. I believe this technology is more valuable on large game like moose, elk, etc than a whitetail deer. I think Josh knows and believes that too… but market size is larger in the whitetail market.

@@EricBynog-zd4rd yessir! I noticed that in my video as well. I wish I could have stated some thing differently but once the content is shot it’s shot. However, this broadhead is not different than the other mechanicals we know and love. It’s a single use head. Nothing more, nothing less. So the real question is, do you want to spend 2x the price for a broadhead that is sharper, well designed, and has some rib bone evading technology should your broadhead line up on the ribs that allows that technology to be beneficial. Some will spend it some won’t. I can make an argument each way. If a $30 broadhead helps you harvest a once in a lifetime animal that’s a small price to pay.

I use expandable and fixed depending on what I am hunting. While the evading technology probably worked some. I was upset at the edge retention. They were sharp but the did not retain an edge well.

We apply about 20# with the planter and 180# at sidedress. Dryland corn so that’s total N applied

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I would much rather support a local company (I am in Indiana so Ohio is close) that provides quality products for a fair price! Glad you are enjoying them!

All good! Appreciate the comment, sorry for the delay I was out west hunting. Hunting can be cheaper than the grocery store. A large whitetail deer can yield 70-100# of meat that you can harvest for the price of a bullet wearing a sweatshirt and jeans. Then, if you self butcher it can be extremely cost effective. I enjoy the whole experience, building habitat, providing food, just working outdoors. So for me, it is more expensive. But, at the end of the day I still provide high quality pure meat from nature!

These are planted for deer to eat!

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I go fishing every now and then but right now I haven’t made any. Indiana is a tough state for sport fishing.

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ I really love fishing videos.

@@TheHuntingJunkie_what’s your favorite fish to catch?

I just love catching fish.

I like to fish for walleye and pike but don’t get up north much to do that

She’s a lazy dog lol

Maybe a little thick but it’s off to the races

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I have an August food plot video coming out on Thursday. Then after season I plan to have specific crop videos from start to finish. Mostly the same content just start to finish for the crop grown. Thanks for the comment!

I honestly can’t recall what it is. But they never touched it last fall, winter, or this spring. And they are the soybeans to the dirt lol

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ I wish you could remember so I could rub it in real good! If you find out what it is let me know! 😜 You could maybe look at purchase history if you done online!

@@troybrake5686 haha! I’m pretty sure I got it at rural king… but I’ll check Amazon history

@@TheHuntingJunkie_ has to be one of those 2 cause that looks like a lot of rye ( grass) and those 2 mixes are notorious and big box stores sell the shit out of it!

@@davidandrzejewski9127 great question! A lawn mower wouldn’t kill the plants to the root causing me additional issues in the future with weeds