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Broadheads hitting left only at longer distances?
It would be if you were only shooting one arrow. You are correct though if shooting multiple arrows.- NYyotekiller
- Post #27
- Forum: Archery
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Broadheads hitting left only at longer distances?
Also could be that your inserts aren’t square with your arrow. Having a broadhead not square to your arrow can cause planing like you have that won’t show up with field points. Another thing to consider is having the proper spine stiffness. Too weak or too stiff of an arrow can cause this issue...- NYyotekiller
- Post #20
- Forum: Archery
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PA Elk Drawing today
Gotta be real lucky to get a tag in PA….hoping I’m one of the lucky ones.- NYyotekiller
- Post #4
- Forum: Elk
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Thinking of switching from fixed blade to mechanical broadheads
Grim Reaper and Sevr are the only two mechanical options that I would recommend.- NYyotekiller
- Post #47
- Forum: Archery
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OnX is not always correct
I can't imagine someone going through with a land conveyance after knowing that a survey would cloud title for that particular parcel. That just seems crazy to me. This is the exact reason to have a parcel surveyed as well as having an updated abstract and title report done when purchasing a...- NYyotekiller
- Post #82
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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OnX is not always correct
The main problem with old deed descriptions that do not "close" like you mention typically is because the parcel was never actually surveyed, or if it was surveyed it was done very poorly. Most poor legal descriptions that are on a deed were more than likely done without any survey at all and...- NYyotekiller
- Post #79
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Toyota Tacoma TRD, etc...Seller's Market!
Not my monkey, and not my circus, but there's no way in H that I'd be buying a new vehicle right now with the way things are lining up with supply. I just can't bring myself to pay what these new trucks are going for. Most optioned 3/4 ton trucks are MSRP-ing for more than it cost me to build...- NYyotekiller
- Post #20
- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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Bobcat or Kabota?
http://www.goodworkstractors.com/kubota-vs-john-deere-5-key-areas-kubota-wins/- NYyotekiller
- Post #55
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Bobcat or Kabota?
Go with the cab without a question. You’ll be glad you did.- NYyotekiller
- Post #50
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Bobcat or Kabota?
I’d take a good hard look at the Kubota MX series tractor. Comes in Two models, a 54 and a 60 horse. I opted for the 54 horse model. I was all ready to buy a lesser quality tractor because I didn’t think I could afford buying a new orange tractor. Just for s**** and giggles I got a quote for...- NYyotekiller
- Post #28
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Vet bills
You guys need to do what I did, and marry a Veterinarian. I haven't had a vet bill in almost 10 years now.- NYyotekiller
- Post #38
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Second Fridge Location ?
I keep my second fridge in my garage but I also have radiant floor heat in it so I don't have to worry about things freezing.- NYyotekiller
- Post #14
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Post your Hobbys (other then hunting) just for fun
I gave up all my hobbies other than hunting when I had these two things. Used to golf quite a bit and rode enduro for a while, but now these two take up all of my time. I still have golf clubs but I sold all my enduro bikes as they were collecting dust.- NYyotekiller
- Post #52
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Western Barren Ground Caribou, Alaska
Congratulations on a great hunt! Some beautiful photos you posted as well.- NYyotekiller
- Post #20
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Broad head vs bare shaft tune
Same process that I do with my hunting setup. Works very well.- NYyotekiller
- Post #9
- Forum: Archery
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propane grill died...pellet grill?
I’ve had a Recteq pellet grill for 4 years now and love the thing. Could never go back to solely having a propane grill although I still use my Weber from time to time. Like others have mentioned, everything just tastes better on a pellet grill. You’d be crazy to not go with a pellet grill IMHO.- NYyotekiller
- Post #44
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Release Life
Depends on how much you shoot and what material you use. if you start to see wear on it, then it’s best to change it out unless you like to punch yourself in the teeth. I typically change mine out twice a year but I shoot quite a bit.- NYyotekiller
- Post #5
- Forum: Archery
