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Welcome to the Elk-shaped podcast. I'm Dan Staten.

This is your blue collar.

Do-it-yourself, self-guided public land, elk hunting learning curve resource,

where we leverage hunting to create more personal development.

Our goal is to educate and encourage our listeners to become the best

possible version of themselves through hard work, delay gratification, and being accountable to

themselves. Well, hello there. Welcome to the Oak Shea podcast with me, Dan the Fitnessman. How are you? Good. Glad to hear it. Let's go. Today, we are going to have a friendly conversation slash debate on mechanicals, expandables versus fixed broadheads. Kind of a controversial subject. I get it. I think

people understand that when it comes to archery, you have to tinker and figure out what's best for you.

I personally will probably always be in the camp of shooting some sort of fixed broadhead when it comes to elk i've had some great

success with fixed broadheads and i don't think everything always ends up absolutely perfect in

this world that is not perfect and so matt bateman of grim reaper broadheads somebody i've known

a long time and he has a resume

of being very successful with mechanicals year after year as an archer. He works for Grim Reaper,

and I work with Grim Reaper at some level every year. And we just decided to come on and have

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