5 Gallon Jug vs. 70 lb Compound Bow #archery #bowhunting #yeeyee #outdoors #farmlife

Published on July 19, 2024
Duration: 0:51

This video tests the penetration power of a 70 lb compound bow against a 5-gallon water jug. A field tip arrow penetrated but did not cause significant leakage, with the entry hole appearing to self-seal. In contrast, a broadhead arrow passed completely through the jug, causing substantial leakage, demonstrating its greater effectiveness for hunting applications.

Quick Summary

A 70 lb compound bow was tested against a 5-gallon water jug. A field tip arrow penetrated but lodged, with minimal leakage. A broadhead arrow passed completely through, causing significant leakage and demonstrating its effectiveness for hunting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Bow vs. Water Jug Test
  2. 00:05Field Tip Arrow Test & Results
  3. 00:23Broadhead Arrow Test Setup
  4. 00:31Broadhead Results: Penetration & Leakage

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a 70 lb compound bow penetrate a 5-gallon water jug?

Yes, a 70 lb compound bow can penetrate a 5-gallon water jug. A field tip arrow penetrated but got stuck, while a broadhead arrow passed completely through the jug.

What is the difference between a field tip and a broadhead arrow for hunting?

Field tips are for practice, often self-sealing on impact. Broadheads are for hunting, designed with sharp blades to create significant wound channels and cause substantial leakage, as demonstrated in the test.

Which arrow type caused more damage to the water jug?

The broadhead arrow caused significantly more damage, passing completely through the 5-gallon water jug and resulting in substantial leakage, unlike the field tip which lodged inside.

What brand of water jug was used in the archery test?

The video shows an Ozarka brand 5-gallon water jug being used as the target for the archery penetration test with the compound bow.

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