Traditional bowhunter here. I think 325 grains is way too light for a hunting arrow. I know people shooting 50 lbs recurves with 700+ grain arrows out to 30 yards blowing through deer and you have a compound which is much more efficent at energy transfer. I also know Whitetail are not fast enough to beat my 672 grain arrow going 150 fps. Do not be afraid to build your hunting arrows for killing. 325 grains is for punching paper. All that said, I am sure with good placement, and the stars align, 325 grains will get it done......barely.
I agree it's way to light. It will work when everything goes perfect but when something goes wrong it's just not enough. It's the same with rifles. Most people don't use a small caliber rifle for big game they go big and heavy. I don't understand it.
My easton bloodline 400 and 480 spine 28 in. arrows are at 368 gr. and 356 gr. 28 in. arrow with 27 in. dtaw length at 50 lb. Use 100 gr. Muzzy 3 blade fixed..
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Those are beautiful design arrows. Awesome job
Great job, looking forward to more videos
Good work keep it up and keep your head down and youll succeed
Awesome thankyou
Thanks
Would you film your hunts? Looking forward to seeing some arrows fly through!
@@HuntingCreatures going to work towards that eventually!
Kaitlyn Maus who??
Exactly brotha!!!😂
K.M. is trying to be an “ influencer??, but that’s about it. Not a true professional IMO.
Colton doesn't count...so I'm first!
PJ Stop fighting with your son!
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Traditional bowhunter here. I think 325 grains is way too light for a hunting arrow. I know people shooting 50 lbs recurves with 700+ grain arrows out to 30 yards blowing through deer and you have a compound which is much more efficent at energy transfer. I also know Whitetail are not fast enough to beat my 672 grain arrow going 150 fps. Do not be afraid to build your hunting arrows for killing. 325 grains is for punching paper. All that said, I am sure with good placement, and the stars align, 325 grains will get it done......barely.
I agree it's way to light. It will work when everything goes perfect but when something goes wrong it's just not enough. It's the same with rifles. Most people don't use a small caliber rifle for big game they go big and heavy. I don't understand it.
Way better then the other fairy!
My easton bloodline 400 and 480 spine 28 in. arrows are at 368 gr. and 356 gr. 28 in. arrow with 27 in. dtaw length at 50 lb. Use 100 gr. Muzzy 3 blade fixed..
Add a 100 grain insert if you want better penetration. I would never use an arrow that light for deer or anything bigger