They are now decorative wall hangers....along with the aluminum arrows.

There you go, I think I have some of the aluminum arrows as well.

I have over a dozen of various brands and ages and I still hunt with them all and still KILL with them too. I still shoot aluminum arrows from them and guess what, the deer have no idea that the arrow is aluminum. It's ridiculous to me to think that these are obsolete, they killed deer twenty years ago and the deer haven't changed so not sure why they won't kill deer today. Oh and before somebody tells me how there are better options and faster bows, you are right but there are also crossbows that are even faster and rifles so if you want a better option buy a rifle.

If you are looking to get rid of them or aluminum arrows hit me up but like I said I've got a dozen so I don't need them but I would shoot them.

Here's a turkey I killed with a Hoyt Raider that was made I think in 1985 and the turkey never once judged my choice of weapon.

I shot an OLD pse compound bow with those tree trunk aluminum arrows for many years. They were around 550 grains, IIRC, with a 100 grain head at 250 fps. That bow and those arrows killed a lot of critters. The good thing about those big arrows was they always gave deep penetration. Now days, arrows are lighter and faster, and limit penetration most of the time.

My old Mathews FX shoots 505 grain arrow at 258 fps with a 28" 2314 and. 100 grain head and I never lose arrows. If I'm in the tree the arrow will be burried in the ground after it passed through and if I'm on the ground it's usually laying a few yards behind where impact was. It's all about KE not speed, a deer is faster than any arrow ever shot anyway.

I've yet to have a deer react and drop to get my arrow out of the kill zone within 25 yards (east or west texas)

Maybe I'm just shooting at relaxed deer, but I don't see it happening

I also quit duping out my cash for gimmicks like cammo, estrus , and scent eliminator. (sit still, stay on the does, and hunt the wind) By finding appreciation for older methods I found the difference between being a real hunter and just a shooter.

I have over a dozen of various brands and ages and I still hunt with them all and still KILL with them too. I still shoot aluminum arrows from them and guess what, the deer have no idea that the arrow is aluminum. It's ridiculous to me to think that these are obsolete, they killed deer twenty years ago and the deer haven't changed so not sure why they won't kill deer today. Oh and before somebody tells me how there are better options and faster bows, you are right but there are also crossbows that are even faster and rifles so if you want a better option buy a rifle.

If you are looking to get rid of them or aluminum arrows hit me up but like I said I've got a dozen so I don't need them but I would shoot them.

Here's a turkey I killed with a Hoyt Raider that was made I think in 1985 and the turkey never once judged my choice of weapon.