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i have a 2007 rhino for sale . $5500.00 new engine and clutch from yamaha. i'll post pictures in the next couple days . call me for more information 520-404-5114

FIRST $5000.00 TAKES IT

We kept 94 CRAPPIE . THAT WOULD BE 23.5 FISH PER PERSON. I KNOW THE RULES!!!!

16 oz gig head with a minnow throwing out just past the light and letting it drop slow. I would love to go back if anyone is interested . we fish from a 24 foot pontoon Steven

I have one. Give me a call 520-404-5114 Steven i'll sell it to you cheep

YA MY CAMERA TAKES HUGE PICTURES . SO THIS WAS THE EASY WAY TO DO IT

no fuel injection. I think they made the change in 2008. I have never had a issue. I'v used it from 2500 feet to over 9000 and haven't had to re jet it at all.

here is a picture

I would have to diagree . the o-ring will not effect your arrow speed enought that you would be able to tell. if that was the case your arrow with broadheads would never hit the same as your feild tips. also most of the noise you hear from your arrow is the fletching. also its hard to make a mechanical head without the o-ring due to patents .

Coach your concerns are legit. MOST broadheads fly a little different because when you add length to your arrow you chance the FOC" front of center". they also have add more drag to the arrow causing them to fly a little low. If you would like to try some send me your address to trophyhunts@wardsoutfitters.com and I will send a couple out.

I'm looking for a Geo tracker or Suzuki Sidekick. Let me know if you know of any for sale or have one to sell. Thanks Steven 520-404-5114

Still looking

the weight is 100 grain

The advantage is a 1.5" mechanical head when fully deployed. You would have a heck of a time trying to get a fixex head to fly if it was 1.5"s of exposed blade

we do need testers . We have shot them into ply wood and they hold up like the 2 blade . If you are interested in field testing them please contact me 520-404-5114 Steven

Check this out Let me know what you think.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXyASSG5T4Q

Just got back. We looked for birds in 30 foot of water, ran 2-5' white crank baits , and also 3" white swim baits. We did well catching 16 this morning. best just over three #'s. forget what you think you know about bass fishing and look for deep water with lots of birds, If you hang around enough you'll see small boils.

What do you all think ?

I will show broadhead flight tests this next week. as far as bending blades It's hard to do but I will try to find something to shoot it into to bend them. Steven

as for gelatin test they show nothing due to the fact that there is shaft pinch, the bigger the hole on the entrance side of the gelatin the deeper it will penetrate "less resistance on the shaft" you can't tell me that a field tip won't out penetrate a broadhead but in gelatin the broadhead will out penetrate the field tip because there is less resistance on the shaft

The purpose of this test is to show durability, none other !!! If you read all the posts you will see that the broadhead flies very well out of high speed bows. I have been shooting this head out of my x-force at 80#'s with a 400 grain arrow at 356 fps and it flies great out past 100 yards. shooters must keep in mind that even field tips will not fly consistently out of bows that are not well tuned. You talk about pass through shots on elk sized game, as you know there are so many factors that weigh in on that. Kinetic energy, Shot distance, animal reaction, angle of the shot, there are too many factors for me to be able to say that everyone will get pass through shots. Your statement #3 makes very little sense to me due to the fact that every shot is different when shooting animals in a un controlled environment. Again it goes back to Kinetic energy, Shot distance, animal reaction, angle of the shot, every hunting situation is going to be different, so as hunters we need to use equipment that works good in every situation. We have to find a happy medium.

Please let me know what you think and if the info is usefull

Jim no problem we all have the right to state our opinions. The most important thing is you have to have confidence in your equipment, If there is any lack of confidence don't use it.

I know I wasn't there but ,,,l from my opinion you made a bad shot , Most likely to high, With that said this is not a sonoran totally different. As for the 6 inches of penetration on the other bull sounds like a shoulder hit that's about all you get when you hit there. I will be the first to say that when people loose animals 99% of the time it's their own fault " poor shot placement" No matter what head they were using , It's really easy for all of us to blame our equipment and not our selves. Sorry

Why would you not shoot these heads on elk sized game. These hunters did and were all successful. The first thing I would ask is how much energy do you shoot. These heads have been the demise of many large animals.