Broadhead Tuning Wizard l Ranch Fairy
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2020
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I am glad I started my Bowhunting career with RF and the Wizard and Ashby as my primary source for my arrows set ups.
Jordan Pack yes you are. I started 4 years ago and had a pro shop sell me 400 spine arrows while shooting 71 lbs. Even the 300 spines I have now were flying weird out of my bow, I noticed it would fly like a slider. They are flying great now with 275 grains up front
Jordan Pack
Amen
Thanks a lot for all your information. I’ve been Bowhunting going on 29 years. I shoot a 60# 30 inch draw Matthews monster and had been shooting a 340 spine arrow with a 125 grain broadhead for the past 10 or so. It’s killed a lot of deer. I’ve done everything to try and get my twizzlers to fly straight. But have always noticed erratic arrow flight especially with broad heads. So after watching you talk with the hunting public last fall I started following your channel and your advice. I started building my arrows according to your advice and just got done bare shaft tuning a dozen 250 spine black eagle renegades with 350 grains up front and now have some of my best flying arrows ever and they aren’t even fletched yet! Plus they bury in my target 8-12” further than my prior arrows. Thank you so much. I love the channel and all the content thanks again.
Drew Dombrowski
They’ll hit a deer in the right spot too
I started dipping my toes into Bowhunting 2 years ago. I can honestly say I’m glad that I haven’t had the chance to release on a deer with my bow yet, after binging these videos. Thanks.
“Keep Tinkering”!!
Gotta love it!!!
Best channel on UA-cam!!
This channel is so bloody informative!! Lots of love from Australia
Finishing up my bare shaft tuning. I’ll probably start Broadhead tuning as soon as I figure out which Broadhead to go with. Thanks for the videos!
Yes! That is exactly it. I am only vaguely familiar with Dr. Ashby's work and somewhat knowledgeable on your philosophy, but your assesment on starting the thought process at the point where the arrow meets the animal and working backwards to the bow is spot on. That is the process I used to build my arrows. I shot a variety of weights through a chronograph and then did math to find the ideal arrow weight for my bow (about 580 grains) based on my peak momentum. My momentum increased by about 21% with the heavy arrow and KE increased by 4%. Then I went to work selecting broadheads to put that momentum to work. The last part of my process was designing an arrow that could deliver that broadhead where I wanted it and making it fly right. It seems so logical to me to start with the end in mind and build an arrow that can do that rather than build an arrow and then try to make it do what you wanted it to do.
Been through the handloads testing,(thanks Ethics Archery) did the insert tuning and nock tuning of all my arrows, finished the fletching and now I'm waiting on the 315 grain single bevel broadheads to arrive tomorrow, that I ordered! Watching this video for second or third time and can't wait for the final test and tuning of my heavy, high FOC arrow build. So glad I found your channel,(Thanks THP) then read all Dr. Ed Ashby's reports myself, Big Thanks Ranch Fairy! Think I found a ranch near me that will let me shoot all the Hogs I want, so I can't wait to send a 680 grain, 25% FOC, Victory VAP SS with 315gr GrizzlyStik Alaskan broadhead at some Hogs!(Hmmm... wonder what will happen? lol) Awesome fun watching all videos and following your instructions and tips, and definitely have had some laughs along the way!
My jaw dropped and I laughed out loud when you said Bow's kinda suck! HAHAHa! I'm laughing out loud as I type. I found you through the Hunting Public, and your interview with them got me excited! Pulled my compound out of the case., invested some money, waiting on supplies (some things hard to get because of your popularity). Shot with some twizzler's, FMJ, and I'm dead center first shot. BUT, the reason I'm paying attention is kills. Please don't get discouraged and shut down the Test Lab. I'll let you know how it goes.
Thanks again, it's amazing how you can hit a "magic L" with an EZV. I'm having fun tinkering.
You make a couple of great observations when you acknowledge that some people are invested in a certain broadhead and don't necessarily want to change to a different brand - they want it to behave. Additionally, when you detail how the lighter poundage bow shot all the arrow/broadhead combinations well, you reveal an interesting circumstance. A world-renowned archer increases the weight of his arrow as bows increase in their performance - as he believes that super-fast arrows tend to misbehave. So, he keeps his speed around 280 fps by adding weight to his arrows so they stay at that speed. Thank you for the excellent video
Solid Troy. Great video as usual. I bet I have about 3 hrs per arrow shaft before fletching. I use the index mark that’s on the nock already for my indexing mark since that’s how I have my Bitz set up. Keep rockin!
You are easy to listen to and explain things well. happy I found your channel.
Thank you RF!!! Took it step by step, thought this was nuts at first, but WOW. Bow season starts soon and after many many shots (I missed a step first time) I have my bow shooting lasers. My form still sux from time to time but like RF says that's the human side. Can't wait to get a chance to fill my tag this year. This is crazy stuff until you think about it and it makes sense. The nock tuning is really amazing how it works.
Well? How’d the season go?
its funny being a month from the season opener and all the people i see on the internet saying "im about to buy a new bow, what should i get" my response is always "wait till the season is over"
Love your honesty. 👍
Keep delivering the good word, Mr. Fowler!
Great video Troy keep them coming brother.
Thank God for the Wizard and the Ranch Fairy
I love this mindset! I’m sold!! Been talking to friends and family about this and recommending they watch your channel! Thank you!
If I wouldn't have seen it with my own eyes I would say nock tuning is bullshit, but today I was testing my new setup and had a broadhead/arrow consistently hitting just right of field points. Turned the nock to a different cock feather and holy shit fixed. I have since done this with all my arrows and broadhead and what a difference. Thanks Ranchfairy.
Yep!!!!
I’m one of the guys who had Brand X (VPA 3 blades) hitting all over the place, but Brand Y (Cutthroat) just tracked. Sold the VPAs and bought more Cutthroats!
awesome as always thanks troy God Bless...
Just like some guns shoot a specific brand/type ammo better than others, I suppose the same is true in archery. Some BH's just might not shoot well. Great video... Thanks!
It makes sense to me, the arrow getting to the deer is one thing but the arrow slicing through the Deer is the money shot.
Load up that arrow for great momentum and a very sharp cut on contact broadhead, and hi FOC.
Thank you for the information this helps I hope? I have an RX5 ultra at 80lbs and 31" of draw. 30.5" grizzly stick 240 spine with 200gr Samurai broad heads. I had everything grouping great with field points but then put on my broadheads and not so great. I will try this tuning and try moving broadheads from shaft to shaft.
Thanks!
Every video is just like a high dollar "archery camp".
My set of 300 Piledriver arrows are shooting 300 grain points great at 29 and 28.5 inches. Leaning toward the grizzly broadheads. Definitely ready with your help to go all out
Where the hell did you get 300 spine Piledrivers?
That's right like your videos I've been shooting like that my whole life love to see them arrows go through deer
Love this guy
Hey RF, I just got the wheels mounted on my new grinder, can't wait to scuff them up a little so I can polish them good with the paper wheel. Recently I've been tinkering in the shooting 🌳 with a couple of nice 3D targets. They r good for field points but I've recently found something to do to prepare me for hunting situations. First of all the 3D target is now a backstop. I"m shooting to hit twigs that r dead & small with a spindly nature to them. I have set up my Perch in positions so I can hang from my tether to eradicate the twigs. Shooting arrows that fly straight with different weights. Turns out the heavy arrows with high FOC r the best @ making them shake violently or breaking them outright. They have a cylindrical makeup so u must hit them direct. Not easy when the EZV is only sighted in for 1 shaft but a vertical twig is gold in this exercise😜
That sounds rediculously difficult. I'm an accuracy snob for sure but even I have limits. I'm comfy at shooting a 'halo" orange at 40 but breaking twigs, damn!
@@highbrass12345 I used to shoot 3D like in the 90's. I built a stairwell that went up into a pine which had a tree fort in it with no roof. It was fun back in the day to have 1 guy shooting & the other 2 watching so they could guess the distance. Over the last 5 to 10 years I'm doing this alone with the saddle & shooting closer but @ targets in a thick woods & those 3D targets r @ different angles. Shoot the weight forward arrows with the tips pulling the arrows adds a big benefit. The benefit is that when u get to the ground that u can see your points protruding on the other side. That trains your brain to visualize the exit wound & not so much the impact point. When shooting my broadheads I shoot them into a broadhead target & they pull out easier than my field points. Probably cuz the Valkyrie Jags in the Short version leave a big triangle in anything they hit. I have 5 Victory VAP TKO's in the 350 spine & 5 Blackeagle X-Impact's in the 250 spine all tuned to my bow & my sight is dialed into the Blackeagle. I treat them like Gold since I put alot of time into making them. I could shoot either 1 of them & impact is about the same. I haven't shot the twigs in 2 years but I did get 3 twigs in 6 shots on 3 different 3D targets on video that I can always look back on.😃
This video was great. People really need to pay attention to their rigs and their tune. A bow is a just an instrument, like a guitar of death lol. Strings and yokes stretch, limbs react differently in different temperatures, and cams bend, bearings wear out. So after you do all your arrow tuning, you still might be frustrated with your bow haha. I've had bows that refuse to remain in tune...sold them. Bought a bow (brand y) that is faithful to me and we get to rockin. I think archery is as much an art as a science, and the more we tinker the more we learn.
Uncle Ted Nugent is that you ???? The bow gods answer with arrow flight.
Hi Troy I was told to put the 1st fletch on the inside seam of the arrow, will that help with any of the tuning process that your talking about? I have done this for years and never had problems getting my broadheads and field points to fly perfect but I also super tune my bow paper and walk back tune. I have never nock tune before so with what I'm doing will the nock tune really be needed thanks for all your doing on your channel I'm hooked
LDWF has an archery range with huge targets ( like 3' x 3') on 4x4 posts at 5 distances. I haven't shot em yet but one man working the rifle range said they were broadhead targets ( they rebuilt it all recently) 👍 I'm ready to do some tuning there. Nice range though and free of charge...getting pumped for real now!
I would make sure those are rated for broadheads and not target-tips asking one mis-informed worker on the shooting range would be the worst way to determine if it was ok to shoot broadheads at the new targets. lol sounds like a great way of getting a huge bill for ruining all the new targets.
@@robgrubb420 I'll just stand at an angle and aim at the 50yd through the 20,30,40...
Valid point made to those people who can' get consistent flite out of a broadhead, and then move to a mechanical as a cheater way to fix the issue.
Love your videos, I never did any of this before. Very eye opening. I have done everything up until putting on broad heads. However, you never explained how to tune the broadhead. If I shoot the L and its off the tape, what do I do to tune the head? Or is making the bow adjustments what you mean by tuning the broadhead. Again, new to your site, love your content.
Heat and turn the insert and change the BH position if you can. Other wise you’ll need some spacers from Firenock. Stanley dual temp hot glue sticks are great. Epoxy for adjustable in/outserts like the Black Eagle Focus system you can just use a wrench on them.
RF, the videos and the knowledge you are sharing is awesome and great for our sport! One thing I haven't seen addressed (may have missed it...) Is there a certain way you align each broadhead on the shaft? I switching from 3 blade Razorcaps to Cutthroats and not sure if each one should be vertical, horizontal or deos it really matter. I will certainly test out of my setup, but wondering if there is a solid starting position. Thanks
Doesnt matter at all, I like vertical personally
I do appreciate you taking time to answering my questions. Can you help with
Shot placement on black bear. Will middle of the middle be a good place. Thanks
Wayne Brett
Same
Mate, Thank you..... just Thank you :)
I've been bowhunting for 36 years and I've never wasted 1 minute of my life worrying about nock tuning my arrows...
But now I'm thinking about it! 🤔
😂
Don't! I'm a pro shooter and for hunting this is ridiculous. I split 2 easton 6.5 garbage arrows this week at 50 yds. I love this guy but he way over thinks some things.
a trick : you can watch movies on Flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Jax Declan yup, I've been using flixzone} for since november myself :D
@Jax Declan definitely, have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself :D
Dude, ya hope you don't mind me calling you Dude but Dude, unicorn meat is sweet. I have yet to find a wrong way to butcher a unicorn, the meat turns out just as tender and tasty anyway you slice it. My problem has been to find out what officially qualifies one as a trophy. What I have found is the average horn length is just shy of 12" and my personal best is 13 and 3/8, just kidding but just have to tell ya that is a kick ass shirt. I don't personally take care do archery but I don't miss one of you vids since I found the channel, love the way you put out info and don't candy coat things. Take care and keep em coming.
Info’s great. Please put on a USMC shirt so I feel at home
Nice other shirt coach...huh huh ...yea...huh huh...yea yea...that nock tune looks crucial. I'm going to nock tune the fletched bolts the best I can and redesignate a cock vane if needed and hopefully get 3 tracking the same. Do most broadhead targets stop single bevel at 25% foc pretty good? Are they harder to pull out? What am I looking at RF?
Another great video RF! Here is my question: How important is consistent broadhead weight? The first broadheads I have purchased varied by weight greatly. Have you done any studies on this? I wonder if it could explain why you have had broadheads that wouldn't behave properly?
Weight consistency being off a few grains won’t be apparent until 50-60+ yards. If you are planning to take shots longer than that, your arrows need to be the same weight. Under 60, a few grains don’t matter.
dang it ... how did you know i was running a quantum super zipper BAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAA !!! too good man keep it up
Can you tune the already built arrows and get the same results? what 175gr broad heads due you recommend?
Would you recommend aluminum arrow because they are more consistent (if not bent) than carbon
Very insightful. You should get in touch with Death by bungee. He is a crossbow shooter and could use some advice.
david stonkus
He too shall feel the power of the force
I'm getting ready to order your test kit to get started. When you say to bare shaft tune , knock tune, then shoot the "L" and get your 4 or 5 hunting arrows and set them aside for hunting only what do you do for practice? I assume you would use the other shafts and broadheads that don't zero well just to get your reps in. I would think that you would not want to adjust your sight at all and leave it zeroed for the hunting set. Just wondering because I could see this being frustrating for the months of practice where you may not be grouping with the practice set.
How do you interchange broadheads weights ex. 125 to 200 with out adjusting your sight tapes every time. I used to do the L but now I just use a cross all the way through my bag with painters tape because it’s cheap same thing as L good for quadrants
I had an epiphany today while driving. You tinker so much, you're like Tinkerbell. And Tinkerbell is a fairy. And you tinker on a ranch. Hence Ranch Fairy. I figured it out.
DirtFish 23
You added to the urban legend
"Field points are liars" Yep!
Shot broadheads off of my dad's old bow this weekend and by some miracle they fly perfect even though I changed arrow setups. Though next year I'm going heavy arrow, so who knows how that will play out
Excellently
damn!! dude at 0:51 out there shooting pawpaws cows
😂 An adult arrow ! Yes folks that’s sponge Bob on the work bench behind Ranch Fairy 🧚♂️! I know it’s this sounds a bit strange but Ranch Fairy 🧚♂️ is CORRECT about Archery 🏹 even though he sounds like a Music Teacher! “Don’t be disappointed by the results that you didn’t get from the work that you didn’t do” Do you realize how much better your gigs would sound and how much more accurate your shots would be?😂
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Hey WRF- can you talk about arrow footers, inserts, outserts, threaded inserts, the whole 9 yards? The rabbit hole seems to be deeper than I expected...
The rabbit hole is never ending
Do you knock tune "bare shaft" or fletched?? Also, do you have to re-knock tune after u put on B.hds?
I’m shooting magnus hornets shoot I shoot all three from the pack or just one?
Each arrow has it's own DNA
How do Mr. Fairy. Is it super critical for Trad guys to broadhead tune? I remember you mentioned that insert and nock tuning isn't as critical to trad bows because the release isn't as consistent as compound bows.
Nock tune with the lighted nocks to be used or can just keep same orientation when switched to lighted if tuned with standard nocks?
Same orientation is all that matters as long as you have good nock fit with both nocks.
Question on broadheads. What single bevel is better, Grizzlystik Samurai, or CutThroat? It seems the Samurai is a better quality head from my research, but a CutThroat I can buy a left or right bevel to match the natural spin of my arrow. Would I be better off buying the better quality Samurai, or getting a CutThroat bevel that matches my natural arrow spin for better flight. Thanks!
Tenacious Hunter
Match helical
Both are great
Need advice. I have an older Bear Flare 2. I have tried bare shaft tune it is still kicking point right nock left. I can not move the rest any further to the right. Literally the vanes are almost against the riser. The older bow does not have deep cutout in the riser. With the vanes on the straighten out and enter straight. 64lb draw weight 31 inch draw. Have about 450 grain arrows total weight included the 100 grain tips. Would going heavier on the tip help this. I do not plan on shooting any thing ever past 25 to 30 yards. I know you are busy. Any advice is appreciated.
Moving the rest won't help. Bow is out tune. Cam lean needs to be induced by either yoke tuning or cam shimmying depending out what type if cable system you have. Check the timing on a draw board as well. Form is more important with bare shafts too. Put the bare shafts through paper at 3 yards instead. Look up and check all the factory specs. Probably best to reset the bow back to factory settings and start from scratch.
Curious as to what you’re shooting into. Using Tuffheads, they chew up a foam block and after some shots, go right through. Regular 45# longbow with 635 gr setup. Due to the SB I have to push them through as they won’t pull back out straight. Using a box of newspaper and magazines then have to pull out the heads with pliers, due to spinning in.
Rotate them when you pull them out
Nock tune versus indexing spine and orienting it upward?
Someone wise once said to me; “Hope” is a terrible strategy!”
When carbons in the air there’s hope
I want that shirt
I was shooting wonky wood arrows, longbow tribesmen style, switched to carbon and some beefy tuned arrows and I feel like byron ferguson now.
Troy i just came across a discussion on bowhunt or die that was totally biased towards mechanical broadheads and went as far as to bring in a western guide that has multiple clients a season and say he recommended they bring a mechanical, then showed footage of not getting pass throughs...HA! looked just like VonSchluup. How far can you test range on the fixed blade heads on the ranch? I know you like to keep the variables at close range, but can you just show the world the long distance flight accuracy of the fixed blades?
Rob Grubb
I’ve run 100 - they still punch through the back of a glen del
Creating a compound bow/arrow formula for shooting well is like one big rabbit hole, isn't it. 😁
And it gets deep
VERY deep.
Do you align/index broadhead blades with fletching?? Or just screwem and shoot it?
Bare shaft
Nock tune
Then it doesn’t matter
how about a video on tuning or building wood arrows using heavy broadheads .
See my traditional bare shaft process video
Same process!!
Flappers and close broadside shots is the answer;)
MrLibertyHugger
For 🐇 😂 🤭
One additional question - would you change arrows for hunting game like a Pronghorn Antelope, given the tendency for longer shots?
The heaviest with the most foc that works in your range. It's your stuff you have to play with it, we're playing with our own lately. Happy Hunting!
I didn’t change anything. Too much effort to get them tuned so I just killed my goat at 18yds.
Do you insert tune before nock tune
I guess back in the day, glue on broadheads, boingy bows, etc., we were too lazy to tune an entire quiver of arrows, but we would basically choose and mark a NUMBER ONE arrow/broadhead that flew the best, and that was gonna be the first arrow we shot at game.
Besides compounds, recurves, and long bows, I also shoot crossbows. I found that accuracy improves if you use a cocking device rather than your own meat hooks, I think because of consistent string alignment. Most newer crossbows are basically impossible to cock without one, but having said that, I have never found a fixed or cut on contact blade that hit the same as field points, even out of a weapon that shoots as consistently as a crossbow. Why? because PHYSICS won't allow it. A bullet verses a wing on the front of your bow/crossbow combined with the flex of the arrow, speed of the arrow/bolt, and all forbid, A CROSSWIND, ain't gonna happen.
Bare shaft, along with other tuning, will definitely help tighten the gap between broadheads and field points, but they will NOT be the same.
i got my compound shooting bullet holes paper tuning. Sighted in with field points and it was good to go. I screwed I’m a QAD exodus full blade head 125 grain, and got reactive arrow flight. After shooting it a bit, my buddy said “try the swept blade Exodus heads, see what it will do” 125 grain as well. I didnt touch the sight since dialing in with field points, and boom the swept blade heads hit exactly the same. Just that minor adjustment of blade material mattered. That is the only fixed blade I’ve used that shoots like my field points.
@@woalmann6288 The best I can do with FOC and traditional 2 blade broadheads on a crossbow with a scope at 20 yards between field point and broadheads is about 1 to 1 1/2 inches. Happy with that. I shot points from 100 all the way to 250 grains and experimented with three different spines. Settled on the lightest spine and a 200 grain broadhead. FOC 16% total arrow weight 540 grains. Single bevel Grizzly with steel threaded insert. The physics behind the torque of the single bevel gives a better chance of splitting and penetrating the shoulder bone should it accidentally strike there.
@@Kurtdog63 that’s not to bad at all on that difference in where the field points and broadheads hit for you. Have you had an opportunity to shoot any hogs with the single bevel grizzly, if so, how were your blood trails? I’ve used 2 blade stingers in my other bow years ago and I didn’t get very good blood trails with them, the exit wounds seemed to seal up on the bigger hogs. I’d like to try some of the coc broadheads aging out of my bow I shoot now. I’ve had the chisel tip on the exodus heads take some damage and they probably need to be scrapped
@@woalmann6288 Shot two deer last year with single bevel total pass thrus. Blood trails not always good on two blade heads. If you get the lungs, you will get decent blood out of the nose and mouth regardless of what the arrow wounds produce. We fortunately don't have hogs in Kentucky. My buddy in Texas says we don't want them. Would be cool to hunt though. Much tougher animals than deer they say.
@@Kurtdog63 I’m going to give some two blades another try this year I believe. And your buddy is very correct about that haha they’re fun to hunt and a great way to keep the season going after deer season ends but they certainly will run deer off of food. If you ever get the chance to hunt some pigs don’t hesitate to jump on it, they’re alot of fun. I think a mature boar is about the most spooky, slick, unpredictable critter in the woods.
At what point in the process do you bow tune? Should you tune your bow before ever starting to nock tune?
Everything I’ve seen from him he only does the basic tuning stuff up front.. He’s not a compound bow expert and he makes that point regularly.
How do we get the unicorn shirt?
Found Ranch Fairy through the long trail of LunkersTV elk hunting with Born and Raised Outdoors. Through Born and Raised, found THP. Through THP, here I am.
Cool I found him when looking up about the black hornet ser razor. At that time he was one of the only good video reviews on that head
If you're field tips and Broadheads create two different groups 20 yards+ but with in a few inches of each other. Example everything tuned and field tips zero at 20y and Broadhead 1.5" high at 20y. Adjust the rest to zero the Broadhead at 20y. Then shoot your field tips to confirm... both should be zero at 20y.
I just but some Carbon Express maxima red. they have the flitching on them already so you are saying to take them off and tune the arrow and then re fletch it.
Chevy3939
No - use fletched and do the Magic L with Broadheads - good luck. CE’s spine chart is backward on some arrows - I hate that
What do you use to cut arrows if you buy them full length?
Gets you a Dremel, there are vids on here how to cut arrows
I prefer to hunt with lighted nocks. Have you ever tuned lighted nocks to your shafts?
Yes - you tune with them and then put stock nocks back in
Can you knock tune with the vanes on? Or do I have to bare shaft tune it?
All tuning is bare shaft until you put a broadhead on which needs fletches.
He has a video on nock tuning fletched arrows
So I want to go heavy loads, fixed broad heads and 60 lbs which is about 20 more lbs than I have shot in the past with heavy. Is that too much? I'm looking to drop them quick so I don't have to go far my knees are really bad now from the damage I've taken.
W Hunt
650 grain arrows and grizzly stick samurai right on the point of the shoulder
@@RanchFairy I followed the dik dik series and I was super impressed with the results. I have never tried 650 this is gonna be fun lol.
Grim Reaper three blade 2” grouping at 50 yards
What arrow rest do you shoot ranch fairy?
Jake Hembree
QAD
Ranch fairy can all this foc stuff be applied to tuning wooden arrows for a recurve
FOC is relatively new to the compound community almost all of Dr. Ashby's research was done with traditional equipment. So the short answer is yes there are many ways to improve FOC on wood shafts. And it not only improves penetration it makes trad bows very quiet and efficient.
@@billmckechnie7491 awsome
... bring it back
What does the paper mean when it saying right left low or above paper line BS. does it mean shooting Bareshaft arrows or BroadHeads or what?
Bare shaft
What is the distance we should try this at is it 10 yards 15 yards
Don Mohring -15 - 20
Idk I use straight arrows and my Broadhead flies like a fieldpoint
How far are you from the target when broadhead tuning
20 then all the way out to as far as I plan to shoot.
So what I got from this is you should start tuning an arrow with the intentions of tuning it with a BH before fletching. Can't tune an arrow for target practice and throw a BH on latter unless you plan on pulling the fletching. Also seems to imply gluing your BH is better? Maybe?
Tune the arrow SET (all of them) for consistency
Then double check broadhead flight
@@RanchFairy ordered one of your EZ button kits with alot of other stuff. 👍 might be dropping my first deer with bow by next year
@@cronkthecrunk
Holler with questions
Troy@ranchfairy.com
I have a question about broadhead with single bevil blade why does it ask what bevil left or right ?
So it spins the same direction as the fletch. Most fletch is right so that needs right bevel. Left fletch needs left bevel. Some fletch is straight and it wouldn't matter but I think right bevel will tighten to the shaft through the animal. Am I right? Y'all chime in
It’s also so the single bevel rotates inside your game, creating the S shaped cut and better blood trails
@@EA.71 you are right
We need a box store broadhead test/ Challenge. So when you drive or fly to BFE and realize you left the good stuff at home you know what the best option or plan C is??
So as an average Pa white tail hunter. How important is all of this specialty tuning?
Interesting question. Cut the fletch off one of your current arrows and see if it flies bare shaft.
It’s super important - probably the most over looked part of bowhuntig.
I have heard the way Easton make their "Matrix" shafts is the most consistent. Shaft number number 50,000 and 1 are exactly the same they claim.
I too have been told many things
@@RanchFairy the proof is in the pudding.
Do you have a video on broadhead recommendations?
Andrew Bodine
Mag ha black hornet or stinger
Iron will
Tuffhead
Cutthroats
Let’s meet Big Mike