650 Grain Overkill?

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650 Grain Overkill? - "Finally wanted to put a post together about the bull I was blessed to shoot a couple weeks ago. It was a difficult hunt and I learned a lot more about hunting in the mountains... still have lots more to learn too! The hunt for this bull was truly amazing and intense.

I’d like to say that I put the perfect shot on him but that’s not how it went. The arrow placement was not ideal and I honestly thought that I’d never see him again.

We had to leave him overnight hoping for a miracle. The prayers were answered and we found the “miracle bull” 150 yards from where I shot him the night before. I can’t describe the rush of emotions I felt walking up on this bull. I’m am humbled and blessed to have harvested such an awesome animal." - Jeremy Long

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New Mexico #2 Bull Elk

New Mexico #2If he doesn't shrink too much he's a contender for the New Mexico state record. Complete pass-thru @ 31 yards. Down in 3 steps. 1100 LBS and 410 typical gross. GrizzlyStik Momentum arrows and Maasai 200 broadheads.

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Hey GrizzlyStik, just returned from WY. Thanks for all you do!

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44 yards with the Grizzlystik 650 setup and a Maasai 200 grain Single Bevel Broadhead blew straight through the entrance shoulder and exited the left chest of this bull he went 200 yards and piled up. Thank you for a great setup and lethal broadheads. I’m sold for life on em. I lost a big bull last year[...]

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