Bowhunting Question - Are frontal shots on elk ethical?GrizzlyStik Answer - Absolutely, if you're shooting a heavy enough arrow & broadhead system, it's one of the most ethical shots we can recommend. Bowhunters simply can't put an animal down any faster when their broadhead starts at the front and ends out the hammie.
In rifle hunting, we eithically hunt elk much differently with a .338 shooting 250 grain bullets vs. a .270 shooting a 150 grain bullet. With the .338, we can both 'bone hunt' the shoulder/spine/humerus or take 'raking shots' to quickly break down an animal.The same principle holds true when shooting our GrizzlyStik 650 grain system of tapered, high FOC arrows and surgically sharp, single bevel broadheads. If a hunter can tell where the vitals are - green light - regardless of body position. Just like that .338, the 650 system is going to break any bone it encounters and keep penetrating.
"Where is my bone head award?! I field tested the Maasai Broadheads on human flesh. After shooting field points at my Glenndale deer target for about 15 minutes. I shot my Maasai at my block target and removed it in the same manner I remove my field points!!!!!! I pulled it threw my hand and back of[...]
"Scary Sharp?" - All GrizzlyStik broadheads are guaranteed to come out of the package surgically sharp - it's kind of our thing. Our customers are literally shooting high end knife blades on the front of their arrows. The catch? Sometimes they'll bite you[...]
**Fair Warning PSA** • GrizzlyStik would like to make a public service announcement (PSA) to all bowhunting guides, assistant guides, skinners and Professional Hunters worldwide. If you have customers shooting our high FOC, GrizzlyStik systems - PLEASE - be extra careful when gutting, cleaning and skinning.This[...]
