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Just curious if anyone else does this. After a kill I retire the arrow and head.
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I sure do!!
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used to retire the arrow. but that was because it was an aluminum arrow and usually ended up bent. since I started the carbons, only if the critter lays on it if it doesn't go thru. always retire the broadhead.
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Nope. Now, if I was rich, that'd be another story.
![]() I do check for wear and cracks. If I find any I do "retire" the arrow.
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It's retired only if it is damaged. If not, it becomes the lucky arrow
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I use them till they break....Last year I killed a coyote and my buck w/ the same arrow. As for the heads...just replace the blades, gotta love spitfires!
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only if I'm going to mount it. Here's a pic!!turkey mount 007.jpg
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sure do. the head too. I always write how far the shot was and the what it was i shot.
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I retire the arrow and broadhead, too.
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I reuse them until I can't anymore.
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