Day Six Gear Review, By Jordan Budd

Brad@Argali

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I've been using Day Six arrows and broadheads for about 2 years as well and have had nothing but good experiences on about a dozen animals. Both the arrows and broadheads are tough as nails. Here's a photo of my arrow from this year after it went through a bull elk and embedded in a tree. I cut out the broadhead from the tree and put it back in my quiver and it was still plenty sharp to kill another bull.
 

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dkime

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Over the last few years I’ve been fortunate to have a large amount of success with a setup almost identical to the one [mention]Jordan Budd [/mention] mentioned in her review. From antelope and elk at distance to mule deer and whitetail up close this setup has performed flawlessly

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WyoHuntr

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I like where their head was at with the high-end stainless. I much prefer stainless for long backcountry trips. Although, I kinda wish they went with CPM-3V for better toughness. (I chipped a few testing a different fletching pattern... but what i hit would be a tough ask for any broadhead). I switched back to some tougher A2 steel heads. Still bought some replacement blades for the Day Six heads. The Day Six sharpen up well and keep a nice edge!
 
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