Down in 60 Seconds

Categories: Success stories , Elk & Stag

I can’t thank you guys enough. 42 yard shot, elk lived less than 60 seconds Jumped when hit, walked less than 40 yards then fell over. Amazing broadheads.

Got this guy 2 weeks to the day after I pulled an arrow out of a target at home, that I thought was a 200 grain field point, but was a samurai. 18 stitches.

So show my hand pictures to others. Very, very sharp as you know.

The best to all at GrizzlyStik

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