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Check out the photos other bow hunters have submitted in the gallery below.
Robert Pressler
Submitted On: 2011-01-03 21:46:58
Comments: I spooked this buck out of his bedding area the day before but decided to hang a stand anyhow. He came back home to roost but the grunting and rattling I had been doing put him in a foul mood. He continued past his bed to see what was going on and stopped at 16 yards. He didn't have a chance. I could see the blood spewing out of him as he bounded off out of sight. My 4 year old son could have followed the blood trail. 7 and 9" bases! Love your product!
Charles Duchsherer
Submitted On: 2010-12-31 20:23:18
Comments: Buck of a life time I have hunted the family farm for the last 14 years with my Dad. We have had many successful hunts, a few Pope and Young Bucks but nothing to get really excited about. 2009 was a very disappointing year with only a couple of small buck making themselves visible until the last day of my season. The sun was setting and down in the coulee I saw this monster making his way towards the farm yard. He got within 60 yards and then just stopped watching the does in the yard and then turned around and walked away. The shot was to long to make a good kill shot and I had to pass on the biggest buck I had ever seen. 2010 brought a new baby girl into my life along with a shorten hunting season from my wife. It was Wednesday September 29th I left Fargo ND at noon and drove five hours to our family farm just north of Minot, ND. My dad had the tree stand up and ready, I grabbed my bow took a couple of practice shots and headed straight for the stand. Less than an hour and a few small bucks came in, they were sparing and then disappeared into the trees. Around seven the two small buck came back and I thought it was going to be a repeat of last year, nothing big enough to shoot. Then down in the coulee I saw three large bodies working their way toward the farm yard. As they moved within 100 yards I new the monster was back and he brought with him two big brutes. The adrenaline was kicking in and my heart started banging out of my chest. The two small bucks saw these boys coming and hit the tree in a full run. The smaller of the three worked behind my stand as the Monster walk within 25 yards before he stopped and turned to look back down the coulee. I finally had my chance to draw. I quickly drew back and with a rear quartering away shot at 25 yards, I took a deep breath steadied my shaking hands and let it fly. I made a great shot through the lungs and out the front shoulder. The buck stumbled, got his footing and tried to run into the trees. A couple seconds later he crashed in the trees and I knew the Rage Broadhead had lived up to its promise and I just shot the Buck of A Lifetime. This monster was just officially scored, he grossed 179 3/8 and net was 170 3/8. He is the fifth largest Typical Whitetail taken in the state of ND. Thanks for taking a look, I would love to help promote the best broadhead I have ever shot, if you have any gear a guy can wear send it my way ( size is XL) same thing goes if you have any extra broad heads laying around, I lost the one I shot this guy with as he broke the arrow in two as it exited his front shoulder. Thanks again
wayne gast
Submitted On: 2010-12-27 19:03:06
Comments: my son talked me into switching to rage and i could not be happier. I shot some does than the true test was this buck. My hit was less than perfect but after letting the buck lay overnight we got on the blood trail the next day and followed the blood trail right to my buck.
Bob Spence
Submitted On: 2010-12-26 18:24:49
Comments: I purchased some Rage 3 blade broadheads because a friend of mine told me they work the best for bringing down big bucks quick. well, I went out and scouted some property of a friend and hung a tree stand and hunted it 3 times this year. I have seen deer everytime on stand but unable to get a clear shot. Then yesterday, day after Christmas, December 26th 2010 I climb into my stand and 1/2 hour later I had this huge buck come in and at 20 yards I drilled him with a carbon express 3 blade expandable Rage broadhead. My shot was a little high & forward and in the shoulder. I climbed down and went to the spot where the buck was standing when I shot, I found a blood trial all the way to the deer that painted the snow red. The Rage broadhead did it's job. The buck ran 65 yards. After field dressing him out I could not believe what the rage broadhead did. I found my arrow had went clean threw both shoulders and left two V shape holes about 1 1/2 inches. Thanks for a great product. I will be telling all my hunting buddys about how well the rage broadheads work.
Karen Albrecht
Submitted On: 2010-12-26 09:57:05
Comments: I went out Hunting On Christmas Eve. It was getting near dark and this 9 point showed up.he came in a lil' heasitant but, he finally came in nearer the corn i had put out a few days before. he was 20 yards away, and there was a small tree blocking his vitals so, i waited for him to take a couple more steps and he did, and i made the shot with the 2 blade rage. he went about 80 yards and folded! This is the 2nd deer i got this year with the same arrow and the same Rage 2 blade Broadhead! THANKS RAGE! for the best Broadhead on the Market. I will never use anything else! ~Karen Albrecht
Derik Still
Submitted On: 2010-12-25 10:03:42
Comments: Thank you for being a pivotal part of my 2010 season! Without your targets and broadheads, I would not be able to capitalize on my opportunities. I never worry whether or not my Block 4x4 will stop my arrows or if my Rage heads are up to stopping the biggest bodied bucks I encounter. They always perform!
Dakota Crowson
Submitted On: 2010-12-24 21:17:23
Comments: It was september in new mexico and the bulls where screaming there heads off! I was sitting on a creek crossing between the low country where the elk feed all night and the high country where they bed. At first I was skeptical about using a mechanical on such a large animal but after RAGEING this elk at 65 yards I will never use another broadhead! Thank u RAGE!
Justin Miller-Ramsey
Submitted On: 2010-12-24 10:03:29
Comments: I had never killed anything with my bow until this past season. I had a shot at a 4 point buck opening morning of bow season and shot right over its back. So I was very disappointed and was obviously really wanting to bag my first deer with my bow soon. On the 3rd weekend of the season I was sitting in my stand waiting on just about anything to come by and then the one came out. A 198 pound, 130 class, 11 point buck appeared in my binoculars 250 yards away. I hit my Primos Hardwood Grunter which brought him in on a string. He stopped at the treeline 15 yards away facing straight at me. I had my PSE pulled back and aimed up and pulled the trigger on my release. The Rage broadhead smacked into him and sent him running back into the field. As soon as it hit I knew that my buck wouldn't go far. It went about 70 yards and dropped dead. After this hunt, I am sold to Rage's broadheads for many seasons to come! Tank you for a great product!!
bryce schmollinger
Submitted On: 2010-12-23 14:45:07
Comments: first deer i have shot with a rage the blood trail was huge couldnt believe the entry and exit holes thanks rage
Randy Revling
Submitted On: 2010-12-23 05:06:11
Comments: The whitetail buck was 45 yards away. The RAGE was very accurate and the blades deployed properly. The resulting wound channel caused the buck to drop in less than 50 yards, with a great blood trail. The deer was slightly quartering away and the RAGE cut through two ribs then lodged inside the far shoulder.
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