$34 Everytime I shoot.

[KSHogman]

$11 for carbon arrow ,$13 for montec braodheads ,$ 10 for nocturnal nocks .getting costly Everytime I draw back on a pig and haft the time my arrow breaks when I shoot hogs .

[Dspivey]

Can you shoot a cheaper arrow and make some of those home made lighted nocs to save on the cost a bit?

[dragonsdaddy]

why do you use lighted nocks on hogs anyway? and you should be able to reuse both them and the bh. i usually can.

[KSHogman]

I'm not really complaing about saving money, just the guys and I were adding it up one day at camp. we were kinda shock how much we had in each arrow .I shot big hog in the spine he went down, so I shot again to put him out ,will I miss and hit a rock it shatterd that arrow so I shot again, hit him now he has 3 arrows 2 in him ,of course he rolls down a hill broke both arrows ,3 arrows destroyed .lol just kinda funny .

[randal]

Still worth the fun though!

[Buckwheat]

Sure beat a day at work. Although I'd have to work half a day to pay for those arrows but it be worth it.

[Cabela]

When we go just to hog hunt I reuse arrows and shoot the 6 pack of muzzy's that are $35 a pack. I do shoot lighted knocks since we hunt them at night. Still paying but not as much.

[RACK]

what kinda arrow are you using ? i use easton FMJ carbon N infused 340's and have never broke one.

[Slick8]

I hear ya. My rig cost about the same with fmj's. I took a shot last night about nine using a light. I went for a head shot to avoid tracking. I hit high in the neck and was lucky in only loosing one fletching.

That big ole boar should have a cool scar to show his buddies, if he's lucky it may help with the ladies...you know the saying, "chicks dig scars"'.

If I shot lots of hogs, I'd shoot red head carbon furry, $60/dozen with good weight and accuracy. Then I'd launch muzzies from it.

[TS Outdoors]

I got one arrow that I shoot pigs with that has a slick trick on it and a nocturnal and I've killed 6 pigs with that same arrow.. Not cleaning it till it breaks!!

[Dspivey]

I got one arrow that I shoot pigs with that has a slick trick on it and a nocturnal and I've killed 6 pigs with that same arrow.. Not cleaning it till it breaks!!

Sound like your doing something right.

[PSD Ryan]

I've got my good arrows, and then I've got my Cabelas branded, no wraps, no nockturnal pig arrows. They are cheap, but I do still tip them with a slick trick.

[Fishndude]

why do you use lighted nocks on hogs anyway? and you should be able to reuse both them and the bh. i usually can.

So you can find your arrow after it zips thru them. I hunt hogs mostly at nite. I spend a few bucks replacing blades on a broadhead. That's it.

[Low Fence]

$8ish for a GT7595, $10ish for a SlickTrick....I go pick it up on the other side stuck in dirt, sharpen or replace blades...Repeat

Going with "cheaper arrows" will only result in more broken arrows= higher in the long run, same with broadheads (IMHO)

[apc10]

I know the feeling. I hunt in Rocksprings and pretty much every shot at an animal I can pretty much kiss my broadhead and/or arrow goodbye. Arrow blows through and slams into rocks every time. If the don't break they ricochet off somewhere and are tough as all get out to find.