Posted: 2/3/2022 12:48:00 AM EDT
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We get a lot of snakes in our backward in the spring and summer, luckily we haven’t seen any venomous ones yet. We live in a suburban neighborhood so I can’t shoot it and any other option puts me closer to it than I want to be. Should I just get any broadhead or is there some specific type to use, or that would work the best? Thanks in advance for the help. Brian |
| A judo tip or blunt. It’s a 4 prong out the side of a target tip pretty much or like a big cork on the target tip. Always keep one in my quiver for grouse. Best thing is they flop so you don’t loose a $20 arrow. |
You are lucky to have a tight one. Most come like a new bride...............broken in and some slop. ~scottrh2
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It is a beast, but works well. Edit. I just noticed plenty of reloads as well, if you need more, you need to move. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By 6731HBAR: It is a beast, but works well. Edit. I just noticed plenty of reloads as well, if you need more, you need to move. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/40483/Screenshot_2022-02-03_7_02_06_AM_png-2265022.JPG Ah yes the ol swing and stab. Works every time. Comes equipped with infinite ammo. |
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Way easier ways to deal with venomous snakes than shooting them with an arrow. Trust me, I know. I shot a rattlesnake and all I did was pin it to the ground and piss it off. I had to shoot it twice just to get my first arrow back. The snake tried to strike the second arrow as it came at him I guess because it went right through its mouth and out the back of its head, killing it instantly. Way easier to use a hoe. All the non venomous snakes you should just leave alone. |
