GMMAT

OHbowhntr

I agree, also I learned the hard way many years ago to "SHOOT THE DANG BROADHEAD FIRST DUMMY!!!!" After tearing up an arrow that would have been safe had I shot the BH first!!! Now, I always shot a BH then a FP to see how close they are.

NEW61375

Another tip:

Never shoot an arrow (broadhead or field tip) straight up in the air and then stand their looking up to see if you can see it land.

pigiron

Right on the money GMMAT...

JLmoore1956

When I practice with broadheads only shoot one. I shoot it over and over, then right before season I shoot all to make sure they are flying true to the other. Of course, like you learned hard way and either shoot one at a time, recover and shoot next or shoot at different spots on my block target. [8D]

Campo

Ummmmm exactly what I was thinking.
If you do the arrow retrieve, arrow retrive, it is more accurate practice for hunting. When you hunt, you loose one arrow at a time.