And we're back after a short break to give you part two the arrow building portion of the part of the three part podcast

Part one we talked about all kinds of stuff with broad heads was supposed to be what it was about

I think the Mormon story took the cake took it. Yeah, well, I'll have another story for part two

So part two we're gonna talk about arrow builds

This will be both

Mostly for compound sandwich traditional. I'm obviously more familiar with compound

But traditional as well and we've covered a lot of this stuff in parts and pieces

What but what we're coming out to understand is the amount like the overwhelming amount of questions we get about these subjects

Which is why are we're doing this?

So when you go to

You know build an arrow

There's gonna be several things that pop up one is going to be what speed that you want to hit roughly

One what animal or animals you're going to be hunting are you gonna be you know, maybe you're gonna be shooting target or 3d

Another one's gonna be your bow your draw length your draw weight. There's a lot of different variables

So when you take all that into account and you get into kind of the nitty gritty, okay? Now we know that

You know whatever number whatever you're going to be

Or whatever those whatever the answers those questions were

We're going to say you're going to need a three or three hundred and fifty spine arrow

Depending upon the amount of point what you want and we'll go into all that as we go on so

The general rule of thumb for me if you're gonna be hunting. I like to be

Above a 450 grain arrow personally now. I personally like to be in the 550 range

But anything of a 450 is gonna be fine now a lot of that's going to depend on if you're shooting a mechanical

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