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Best Broadhead and Arrow Setups for Mature Whitetails

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By Heath Wood
| scentlok.com
There’s a big difference between shooting arrows at a target in the backyard and making a lethal shot on a mature whitetail buck. Heavy bodied deer, unpredictable shot angles, and the pressure of a once in a season opportunity demand equipment you can trust. While modern bows are faster and more accurate than ever, your broadhead and arrow setup remains the business end of the system.
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By Tony J. Peterson, Heath Wood, Adam Moore
| Wired To Hunt Podcast
Subscribe You have to start somewhere, and you have to start sometime. How to start building your fall whitetail plan right now, so that you have plenty of hotspots idenitfied and ready to go before the season opener. Connect with Tony Peterson and MeatEater Tony Peterson on Instagram and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Youtube Clips Presented By On Sale
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Bear Alaskan Pro RTH Review: Ready-to-Hunt Value with Real Performance

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By Heath Wood
| Hook and Barrel
Buying a new hunting bow can get expensive in a hurry. The bow itself is only the starting point. Add a sight, rest, stabilizer, quiver, peep, D-loop and setup time, and the final cost can climb well beyond what many bowhunters expected to spend. That is exactly where the Bear Alaskan Pro RTH makes sense.
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