Anyone else out?

For hunting hare or rabbits, what do you prefer? Broadhead or small game blunts? I typically use hex heads or 38 special casings. But I found these broadheads for dirt cheap on Amazon and I thought i'd try them out. 6 pack for 16 bucks. I weighed them, the heaviest being 130grains and the lightest being 122grains, the rest were hovering between 127 and 128. They seem really solid. Im not going to use them on big game, I have good heads for that but I thought for bouncing off the ground shooting at hare they'lldefinitely be okay.

Just getting over my 4th session of chemotherapy and feelinggood enough to hunt this a.m. If nothing else cancer will make you see that every second of every minute is a gift. Had a close encounter but got busted but there are two squirrels in my bag for stew later today.

I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas!...This Community has been a great place to connect, for some of you, this will be a Christmas without a love one, please know that we are thinking of you. Take a moment today, if you have connected with someone in this community, to send them a DM and wish them a Merry Christmas! (To send a DM just use the @ symbol and type their name for example: @Jenn Richardson ) Please post a Christmas photo if you have one! After hours of Christmas baking, I am looking forward to spending time with family. ❤️

I've decided to keep track of the harvest of each of my arrows. One of the things I really appreciate about archery is that unlike a rifle, you can get years out of the same projectile. A couple years ago I put this set together. 6 flu flu, and 6 4-fletch for small game, aswell as 6 3-fletch for big game. I wish I'd been doing this the whole time. I've come up with a colour scheme and im adding rings to my arrows to keep track of which arrow has harvested what. Gold rings for bear (none yet) silver for deer, blue for grouse, and brown for hare. It will be cool to see how many harvest I can get with each. Just one more connection to my gear and my game.