Thanks Robert for another great video. I like what you said about narrow broadheads with low poundage bows. More focus on making a good lethal shoot placement. This year I've taken 5 deer with Simmons broadheads with a 45 pound longbow. Shoot placement is critical for recovery. I should receive my first ASL creek walker Gator next week. Keep those videos coming. Thanks In Christ
Mr. Carter thanks for another great video. I've followed you for a while and gained a ton of knowledge from you, thanks for that. I would like to share a little trick that I do to my broad heads and get your opinion on it. First off, I use Ace heads but I sharpen the back edge on a bevel. The idea of this is for when you don't get the full penetration that we all want , that the arrow cuts as it backs out and on a slightly different wound channel. This is all kind of a theory but I do know that sharpening a broadhead like this will destroy a block type target as you pull the arrow. Thanks if you read through this long post and I appreciate all that you have done for traditional hunting.
Hi Robert, great videos. I purchased to sets of the broad heads from jerry after one of videos. Quick response and shipping. Awesome broadheads, very well made and razor sharp. I'm hoping to finish my season of with them. Question: What did you use to add weight to the front with those broadheads? Also, I'm pulling #45 @ 26, what wood arrow spine would you recommend to start with? Looking at 290 upfront and trying to get the shortest arrow length, around 27"-27.5" . thanks
I wish I could report what a good job my Jerry Hill "Killer" broadheads did but I only got one shot last year with them and I missed. Got good penetration in the dirt. This year I have used them and two other heads and only had one shot opportunity and got a deflection. I'll have to try harder to draw blood. Give Daisy May a kiss for me. She's a sweet dog.
Robert you have to try out the magnus stinger buzzcut broadheads. They work so good and they last forever. You could probably kill 4-5 deer with one head.
@robertcarte95 that's a good weight. Having come from a compound bow, my first recurve was a 60#. I didn't know any better. I now hunt with a 53# @ 28" and more recently a 45# @ 28". I've gotta say dropping down into the 40's was a good move for me. Thanks.
Daisey Mae at the end of video 😂 what a hoot ❤
lol, that dog was thinking who are you talking to??? lol
Thank you for the information on those beautiful broadheads. Miss Daisy is such a sweet dog, too!
You have proven that those broadheads work just fine. Thank you for your knowledge and opinions.
Thanks Robert for another great video. I like what you said about narrow broadheads with low poundage bows. More focus on making a good lethal shoot placement. This year I've taken 5 deer with Simmons broadheads with a 45 pound longbow. Shoot placement is critical for recovery. I should receive my first ASL creek walker Gator next week. Keep those videos coming. Thanks In Christ
Mr. Carter thanks for another great video. I've followed you for a while and gained a ton of knowledge from you, thanks for that.
I would like to share a little trick that I do to my broad heads and get your opinion on it. First off, I use Ace heads but I sharpen the back edge on a bevel. The idea of this is for when you don't get the full penetration that we all want , that the arrow cuts as it backs out and on a slightly different wound channel. This is all kind of a theory but I do know that sharpening a broadhead like this will destroy a block type target as you pull the arrow.
Thanks if you read through this long post and I appreciate all that you have done for traditional hunting.
Thanks for the information! I want to try some of these heads.
Keep it simple and heavy up front. Thanks and looking forward to your videos.
God Bless you brother! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I wish I had someone like you teaching me when I started hunting 8 years ago.
Thanks Robert , appreciate your opinion
Everyone needs a Daisy Mae!!!
The Flint arrow heads,and Flint knifes that I find in the fields that the Indians used are all serrated.
Another good video, thanks - Danny
Thank you and God Bless
Daisey was listening very careful
Minds better than my Wife!! Lol
I sure like that dog
Thanks for sharing JIK
Serrated are nice if you can use them. Unfortunately not legal in some places.
Why is this a question ? What do you think stone points are if not serrated ?
Good info, you gittin any cold weather down there? It’s gittin cold here highs in the 20’s and sub zero at night, man I hate the cold, be blessed 🙏🏻
What kind of Sharpener is that? I've never seen or heard of it before!
Rada sharpener. Good sharpener.
Do you think you will need to worry about the valleys in the serrations as far as sharpening goes at some point?
@@nevadafitch5647I don't think so. New to me so I don't know.
I love my Simmons Timber Sharks, thay open a hole that even a blind squirrel can follow 😎
Great info. Thank you
All us elderly gents that still thro sticks. R. Shoot. 40. 50 lbs. Az
Hi Robert, great videos. I purchased to sets of the broad heads from jerry after one of videos. Quick response and shipping. Awesome broadheads, very well made and razor sharp. I'm hoping to finish my season of with them. Question: What did you use to add weight to the front with those broadheads? Also, I'm pulling #45 @ 26, what wood arrow spine would you recommend to start with? Looking at 290 upfront and trying to get the shortest arrow length, around 27"-27.5" . thanks
I wish I could report what a good job my Jerry Hill "Killer" broadheads did but I only got one shot last year with them and I missed. Got good penetration in the dirt. This year I have used them and two other heads and only had one shot opportunity and got a deflection. I'll have to try harder to draw blood. Give Daisy May a kiss for me. She's a sweet dog.
I am liking the look of that shirt and hat you have on. I was curious if the shirt is wool?
Tractor supply . Not wool but warm. 24 bucks.
How can we get some to try. Thanks
Look up Jerry Hill on Facebook. Only way I've been able to link up.
Robert you have to try out the magnus stinger buzzcut broadheads. They work so good and they last forever. You could probably kill 4-5 deer with one head.
What poundage bow do you hunt with Robert?
@@Wyatt_Holiday 48 ish lbs at a short 26 draw.
@robertcarte95 that's a good weight. Having come from a compound bow, my first recurve was a 60#. I didn't know any better. I now hunt with a 53# @ 28" and more recently a 45# @ 28". I've gotta say dropping down into the 40's was a good move for me. Thanks.
Whats goin on. Carter hi. Daisy. Az
I am still waiting for what you promised me
@@noahsmith8988 what exactly have I promised?
@@noahsmith8988 I remember now. Resend your address and I'll get some things to you in the mail this week. Sorry I forgot about them. Have been busy
242 Sawmill Rd Ashland Alabama 36251 thank you much from a old man
@@noahsmith8988 mailed you a package this morning Sir!
Thank you a God Bless
Keep. Daisy in yor vids yoll still be. The star we ❤ dogs. Az
I’m doing the same testing with the Magnus Stinger and Buzzcuts. Both are doing great out of my 35# longbow at my draw length of 25.5”
Interesting RC, haven't even considered a serrated head..