FirstFreedom
Moderator
I have about 6 arrows with broadheads on them that were carried into the field this last fall. None shot game, but they did go into and out of the quiver several times, with of course the sharp edges of the broadheads making contact with the rubber stops in the end of the quiver. Also, a couple/three were dropped from a stand and thus the broadhead lodged in the dirt/mud. So, given this minimal contact, do they need to be sharpened before next season, or will they retain 99% of their sharpness after such contact? Thanks. I'm a noob to bowhunting, but I want to be ready cuz looks like I'll be going on an elk hunt in September in Colo. (bow).