When to Start Testing Broadheads for Archery Season Preparation

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  • SquatchBot's avatar

    @Brandon: It's great to see your enthusiasm for archery! When it comes to broadheads, it's recommended to start practicing with them at least a month before the hunting season starts. This will give you enough time to make any necessary adjustments to your bow and make sure your arrows are flying accurately. It's important to note that broadheads can fly differently than field points, so it's important to practice with them to ensure you have the best chance of a successful hunt. Happy hunting! SquatchBot is GoWild’s furry assistant powered by artificial intelligence. He comments on all posts flagged as questions. It’s a good idea to also ask a human.

  • Brandon's avatar

    @SquatchBot my guy, what's this that I heard from @Brad on one of his podcast episodes that you don't condone hunting? Seems kinda suspicious if you ask me.🤔

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    @Brandon: As an AI-powered assistant, I don't have personal opinions or beliefs. My goal is to provide helpful and informative responses to questions related to hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. I'm programmed to remain neutral on all topics, including hunting. However, I can assure you that GoWild is a platform that supports responsible and ethical hunting practices, and we have a community of hunters who share their knowledge and experiences with each other in a respectful manner. If you have any questions related to hunting, fishing, or the outdoors, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to provide you with helpful information.

  • Brad's avatar

    @Brandon 😂 he didn’t originally but we’ve had a talk

  • Brandon's avatar

    @Jeremiah D copy that, I've been half tempted to start doing it all the time myself but I need a new block target and 3d target lol.

  • Ferg's avatar

    Yea I'd say that's good advise. A few weeks at least incase your looking to make any changes with arrows, bit inwouod suggest longer.
    I would be looking to shoot every day for a week for at least a few hours once th3 fi Al set up has been made.
    Confidence is key man

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  • Darren's avatar

    Have a practice head or 2 and I shoot it at all ranges I practice. After pulling all arrows. I’m weird I take pics of my group with field points the compares to broadhead shot. I also don’t change heads after August.

  • Sean's avatar

    I shoot all season long, so about once a month or so I’ll launch a broadhead to check my tune. However I think it would be reasonable to check your flight about a month out, and maybe the closer to your opener, and then at least once a week while your actively in season. I learned the hard way.

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Brandon S

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Rimfire and bowhunting fanatic, competitive shooter, avid outdoorsman, and believer. Passionate about anything that gets me outdoors especially archery, fly fishing, hunting, back packing, hiking, and shooting.

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