Arrow selection help for carbon pronghorn

[Coiloil37]

Hi to everybody, I'm new to the site and pretty new to trad archery. I've been shooting those other bows for about fifteen years now. Anyway I've got a one piece carbon pronghorn that's 75# @ 28" I'm drawing 30" and I want to shoot about 200 grains up front (Simmons). I'm hoping some of you experienced guys could recommend which spine arrows I should buy, both carbon and wood. I want to try some gold tip traditionals and some ash shafts. The GT's for hunting and the woodies for stumping and small game (I realize it's a lot of weight for rabbits) I also realize I could buy some test packs but being in Canada I would have to order it from the States, pay shipping then order again when I know what I need. So I'm hoping I don't have to go that route. So in a nutshell keeping in mind I'll start with full length shafts and I'm flexible with point weight, which spine range (both wood and carbon) would you recommend. Thanks.

[slivrslingr]

Try a broom handle! LOL!

[Coiloil37]

Yea, what size of point do you think would be required to soften that sucker out??? Anybody else got a better idea/suggestion?

[Huntschool]

Man, thats some poundage...

I am gonna stick with my usual..  Try looking at the AD Trads...

Their Hammer Head Heavy goes up to the 80# mark...

[Outwest]

I don't know for certain, but would think that you will need something in excess of 100# spine.

John

[HATCHCHASER]

The gold tip 75/95 would be the only gold tips that are close.  You can build your sideplate out if they are weak.  Beman makes a 300 spine and that is what I would go with.  You can also order test kits from 3-rivers.  Might want to check that out.

[Shawn Leonard]

Get something in the .300 deflection like bemans and leave them full length and shoot the 200 up front, that will be darn close. Shawn

[Coiloil37]

Thanks guys. Any ideas for woodies?

[Fletcher]

As a SWAG, somewhere around 110-120.  It would take some experimenting and tuning to really know.