Blood tailers
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If you're talking about Puckett's Bloodtrailer mechanical broadheads?..........I wouldn't tell you if I knew, out of respect for anything that might be at the other end of a shot.
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I think what they are trying to tell you is that there are some much better choices of heads on the market. Here is a good starting point.
www.broadheadtests.com
www.broadheadtests.com
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Do you want them for nostalgia or to hunt with? Because if it's the latter, I've got to tell you there are tons of better mechanical broadheads than those out there. Like, um...any other mechanical broadhead out there.
Do yourself (and the game you hunt) a favor and check out some of the newer models.
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If you're talking about Puckett's Bloodtrailer mechanical broadheads?..........I wouldn't tell you if I knew, out of respect for anything that might be at the other end of a shot.
If you're talking about Puckett's Bloodtrailer mechanical broadheads?..........I wouldn't tell you if I knew, out of respect for anything that might be at the other end of a shot.