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They are not durable but holy krap look at the blood! To rage or not to rage ?

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El Coyote

I'm not a huge fan on spending mass quantities of cash on broadheads that self destruct after passing through a deer. I have had awesome luck over the years with both the Muzzy 3 and 4 blade 100 grain broadheads. I have killed multiple times with the same broadhead. They WILL break bone without breaking the bank or your wallet.

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Blood Red My Broadhead

Unfortunately i can,t get the muzzys to fly good off my bow. Yes the rage are costly for a self destructing head.

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El Coyote

This past week was a slow one. I mean, I saw plenty of deer but not the buck I have been looking for. I rattled in a nice six. He was real tall, and probably fifteen inches inside, but young. Definitely the kind of deer I would like to see again next year. He had my heart pounding when he first showed up, though. I had does bed under me. I took a picture, but it's not great, too dark. A little spike shook me up, when I first saw him coming. I saw a big dark body coming, and again with the heart pounding. When I finally got my binoculars on him, I was a little disappointed.
Probably the coolest deer sightings last week were while riding around the farms here, with The Coyote Kid. First, I saw a mostly white doe crossing some cut corn. I stopped the truck, and snapped a picture with my camera. The deer is about three hundred yards away, and the camera still got her. I'm impressed, that's great for a camera that is no bigger than a pack of cigarettes. Later with the spotlight, we watched a buck chase a doe all over a corn field.
So, I will climb back up the trees this week, and try to avoid a big bowl of tag soup. Fall bow in N.J. ends this week and the tag turns to dust, then Permit starts, and we need a new tag.

Wish me luck

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The Pennsyltucky Hillbilly
Flying the camo flag
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