Holy crap that was close.
#12
Spike
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 39
RE: Holy crap that was close.
Dont feel bad Dairy King,
When I was 15 I decided to take some Thunderhead 125's off my arrows and throw some field points on for practice. I left a broadhead on top of my desk by my school stuff. I woke up late and was rushing around in my room to get dressed so I would not miss the bus. I am running around in my boxers on and nothing else and grab the broadhead off my desk to go put in my bow case. I was in such a hurry that I never seen my backpack on the floor. I tripped over my backpack with the Thunderhead in my hand and dropped the broadhead on the floor. As I stumbled in mid air my right foot came right down on the broadhead. I only thing I felt was pressure in my foot. I sit on the floor and lift up my foot and one blade was all the way imbedded in the ball of my foot. The other two blades were sticking out perfectly. When I pulled out the broadhead it looked like a crime scene in my room. Make a long story shorter, I ended up missing the bus and that day of school. I got 6 stitches and knew that this broadhead had good penetration. I learned never to leave broadheads laying around as paper waits. Thanks for listening and happy hunting
When I was 15 I decided to take some Thunderhead 125's off my arrows and throw some field points on for practice. I left a broadhead on top of my desk by my school stuff. I woke up late and was rushing around in my room to get dressed so I would not miss the bus. I am running around in my boxers on and nothing else and grab the broadhead off my desk to go put in my bow case. I was in such a hurry that I never seen my backpack on the floor. I tripped over my backpack with the Thunderhead in my hand and dropped the broadhead on the floor. As I stumbled in mid air my right foot came right down on the broadhead. I only thing I felt was pressure in my foot. I sit on the floor and lift up my foot and one blade was all the way imbedded in the ball of my foot. The other two blades were sticking out perfectly. When I pulled out the broadhead it looked like a crime scene in my room. Make a long story shorter, I ended up missing the bus and that day of school. I got 6 stitches and knew that this broadhead had good penetration. I learned never to leave broadheads laying around as paper waits. Thanks for listening and happy hunting
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 3,903
RE: Holy crap that was close.
I sit on the floor and lift up my foot and one blade was all the way imbedded in the ball of my foot. The other two blades were sticking out perfectly. When I pulled out the broadhead it looked like a crime scene in my room.
Ouch!!!
Hey WBH82 , where ya from in Wi?
#14
RE: Holy crap that was close.
Sooo, the last 2 posts of yours on here you
1) Shot one of your buddies bows and it jumped out of your hands and bounced off the floor.
and
2) You were playing with broadheads and you cut your finger.
I either wouldn't do these things or wouldn't tell anyone if I did.
1) Shot one of your buddies bows and it jumped out of your hands and bounced off the floor.
and
2) You were playing with broadheads and you cut your finger.
I either wouldn't do these things or wouldn't tell anyone if I did.
#16
Spike
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 39
RE: Holy crap that was close.
Hey WBH82 , where ya from in Wi?
#17
RE: Holy crap that was close.
ORIGINAL: Dairy King
Yep. Everyong goes through a learning curve
Yep. Everyong goes through a learning curve
1. If you don't want to drop it, hold it
2. Don't play with sharp objects
Your the kind of guy that touched the stove after your mother told you it was hot, right?
#18
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Bureau County Illinois
Posts: 605
RE: Holy crap that was close.
Ahh crap happens, if you haven't cut yourself with something sharp for a stupid reason ya jsut aren't trying hard enough Never have done it with a broadhead but have done it with a boning knife when I worked at a meat locker. That sucker hurt bad but the reward was that when I went to get it stitched up the person said, wow, that was a sharp knife. What a nice compliment, I had just been sharepening it right before I cut myself, Chalked it up to a job well done...
In all seriousness, the more you are around sharp objects the more likely you are to cut yourself. It is just a matter of exposure, now, cutting paper for fun with a broadhead is probably one of the stranger ones I have heard it isn't as bad as the guy who did it shaving hair off his arm to test the blades sharpness. They were not very sharp but left one nasty scar when they caught and dug.
In all seriousness, the more you are around sharp objects the more likely you are to cut yourself. It is just a matter of exposure, now, cutting paper for fun with a broadhead is probably one of the stranger ones I have heard it isn't as bad as the guy who did it shaving hair off his arm to test the blades sharpness. They were not very sharp but left one nasty scar when they caught and dug.
#20
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Roodhouse Illinois
Posts: 4,640
RE: Holy crap that was close.
Yeah, Motown, IL Rancher just made that up. I know him, I chat with him often, actually, he's not one to make stuff up like that.
Yeah, well, Anthony, atleast I didn't get my butt kicked by a little ole cow. [8D]How's the shoulders?
Yeah, well, Anthony, atleast I didn't get my butt kicked by a little ole cow. [8D]How's the shoulders?