So you got a whole alpha team now, don't you?

But you have a wealth of knowledge that is beneficial to a lot of people and we can move the needle.

How often do you hear a hunting podcast?

We were talked about this. People relate to this.

Welcome to KaFaruCast, everyone. I am going to knock out for the... I guess this is my second

go around on this, the arrow review. I did this already earlier in the year, but we did it in two parts,

I say earlier in the year, I think it finished it a month and a half ago. I didn't really like it.

It didn't convey what I was trying to get my point across as well as it just wasn't as clear

how I did the podcast as far as the different issues like pros and cons of some of the arrows and

then different things to think about. So anyway, with this review, an arrow review, really the

components at this day and age are really more what the review is about in comparison to the arrows.

And when I say that super high-end arrows are high-end, like all of the manufacturers make great

arrows. The components on the other hand, a lot of those are shit. You know, the other thing too,

to think about when I'm doing this review is also how you want your final build to be. Meaning,

you can go with a lighter weight arrow and a beefier component system, but you're going to have more

broken arrows. You go lighter weight, whether that be arrows or backpacks or footwear, it's less durable.

You can go with less point weight and a more durable arrow. And by default, that's going to be

more durable because of the added weight to it. Meaning, let's say black eagle, renegade and a rampage.

The rampage is going to be less durable than the renegade. Renegade's a little bit heavier

that adds durability. Now, as I'm bouncing around here talking about this stuff, trying

not to make it all confusing again. When I talk about things like concentricity or run out,

what I'm talking about is if you have the arrow and component and broad head on it,

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