When Things Go Wrong

I missed the shot on this deer by the width of my hand at 24 yards. A big razor sharp broadhead helped put it down within sight, no more than 25 yards from the point of impact. I've always been a firm believer in shooting big heads to create maximum hemorrhage for the quickest kills. The benefits of big heads are most evident when things go wrong.
Centaur longbow and Simmons Treeshark.

[@troystone5901]

Thanks for showing the effectiveness of what can be done with a couple of sticks and a sharp piece of metal! You have shown it over and over! Speed doesn’t kill! You don’t need 300 fps to kill a deer!

[@user-xw4sn4lq4h]

AMSR ! He’s putting me to sleep 😴 but he has to speak quietly in the Deer 🦌 Woods ! 🏹🦌☠️

[@tradbowpodcast]

Alot of quality information and education in this video

[@BobbyB1776]

Glad you had patience. Good info man

[@corymattson6350]

Us too we’re all about Sharks! Good job Chris <

[@jamiejohnston4983]

I agree with everything you said 100%!

[@Bearsfan871]

could you tell us arrow weight and lbs your shooting what your broadhead weight is etc?

[@w.gordonfocht9671]

thanks for your thoughts on broadheads & their sharpness...

[@DadsGarageDiagnosticSpecialist]

I watched the whole story. Thanks for sharing. Where about is this?

[@TaggingOutTraditional]

GA

[@vinceholcomb8845]

I just got my swamp shark 175 gr. Heads in. Think you could go over your sharpening routine?

[@TaggingOutTraditional]

I've got an older video showing how I sharpen them. I still do it the same way, I just use a prototype guide that I designed now.

[@tomalderman7598]

What’s your bow and arrow weight shooting those big heads ?

[@jesse4530]

What if you missed 4" the other way? An extra 1" of cut wont make or break a liver shot. Its not the size that matters its the quality of the tool. Thats what SHE said!