GrizzlyStik Arrow & Broadhead System vs Whitetails 

These guys probably have a 650 grain arrow setup. I think it is to much weight for deer. All you need is a 400 plus grain arrow with a cut on contact for deer.

XtremeBUZZ - Here are two good sources for arrow build information. www.ashbybowhunting.org/ and ru-vid.com

@@torch1g3 I was trying to figure out what the set up was. I’ve already been watching ranch fairy, and read the Ashby studies.

​@@XtremeBUZZ From what I have seen in a few of Ranch Fairy videos the "sweet spot" is 550 grain for 28" ~50lb draw. I have the test kit from Sirius along with four arrows (2EA of 300 spine and 2EA of 350 spine with 100 grain half out inserts) and have been running through the different weighted field tip sets with my bow. I called Sirius and told them my specs and they recommended those two spines for me to try out. I have found that the 550 grain area is good for my bow with bare shaft tuning. When it comes down to it you have to run those tests to see what your bow likes. Sirius Archery was very helpful in getting me set up for testing, if you haven't got anything going yet give them a call.

@@torch1g3 I do, I got black eagle rampage, ethics half outs, 250 grain cutthroats. I’m sitting around 650ish TAW, might be over now due to going to a 250 grain broadhead.

Forced perspective to make it look bigger

Maybe the portion of the deer body is sticking out enough to where the hunter can only get so close. Or to help it look bigger... either way, not a big deal.