[FlyfishPA]

I have been shooting a bow for target and 3D for many years, but am looking to step into the hunting arena.

My club has dedicated broadhead targets.

My question is: how do you remove the broad heads from the target? Doesn't seem to me that they would back out "nicely."

I did a search and could not find a relevant thread and don't ever recall seeing something about this here.

 

[skunkworx]

Just pull them out

 

[FlyfishPA]

So its a softer material, where you can back it out through the same channel, I take it.

Thanks, I'll give it a go.

 

[skunkworx]

There's some resistance but they usually pull right out without any issues

 

[Clocked92]

I find my fixed blade broadheads pull out of my Rinehart foam target easier than field points. I don't recommend shooting mechanicals at a foam target though.

 

[mez]

You can just pull them out. If the BH makes it out the back of the target I always unscrew and take them off to pull the arrow. Not as hard on the targets that way.

 

[Cjclemens]

They pull out fairly easily. If you're shooting fixed heads that have the back edge sharpened, they pull out real easy. If they pass through, I take the head off, pull the shaft and re-assemble. I wouldn't shoot large cut fixed heads at a broadhead target. They end up taking huge chunks out of the target and drastically shorten the life of the target.

 

[trucker3573]

You pull on the arrow...

 

[SWOreBowHunter]

You shouldn't have any problems unless you're shooting Anarchy broadheads.

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