Hunting & Fishing Hunting Quiver

[Penguins]

I am starting to mark and pick out the best arrows I have for hunting. I usually shoot them all 5 times and each time they are a bull or accurate I put a mark on the fletching if I know I had good form. The top 6 arrows are for hunting. Well right now I have 4 arrows set aside for hunting and 2 more to pick out. The 4 arrows are different brands and models. I have Easton Axis, FMJ, & 2 Carbon Express Piledriver Extremes. Is it bad to have that kind of arrow mixture? They are all accurate good flying arrows.

Any comments or advice is appreciated.

 

[FIRE_9]

Are you saying that you’re wanting to put 3 different kinds of arrows in your quiver at the same time? As long as they are the same diameter and close to the same overall weight I would do it but you have different diameters mixed in with those arrows

 

[FIRE_9]

Well I guess it depends what kind of hunting you’re doing too. If you’re only shooting 20 yards out of a tressstand it probably wouldnt matter what you’re shooting. They would probably all be close enough

 

[BCMulx]

You need to make sure they all shoot broadheads together at your max hunting range. Oftentimes different arrows react differently, only way to know how much is to test.

 

[sog nut]

If they group the same as your other arrows you should be good. Finding a arrow that will group the same as an arrow of a different brand/diameter can be a challenge. Last thing you want is to be presented with the trophy of a life time only to wound the animal/miss because of arrow selection.

 

[Pckphunter]

Sounds like you are being extra cautious to find arrows that fly true. I would find which brand is most consistent with my set up and stick to it

 

[thejeep]

Sounds like your bow is in good tune.