Where to keep your broadheads while travelling?

Broadheads are fast becoming an important item of equipment for bowhunters. Broadheads are generally made of strong yet lightweight materials, making them easy to transport. 

They are also disposable, which means that they will not need special storage or maintenance when you’re back in the field.

Here is the answer for, where should broadheads be kept while traveling to and from the field?

Hunters should be aware of the potential for broadheads to set off metal detectors at airports. The TSA thankfully permits sharps containers, so if you are traveling with mounted, non-broadhead arrows or broadheads in your checked luggage or have them on your person you should open the container and remove the arrows before proceeding through security.

1.Where should I keep my broadheads while traveling?

There are a number of options for storing your broadheads, including bow cases, arrow cases, zippered bags, tackle boxes and combination lockers. To protect your broadheads, you should sterilize them before putting them in storage to prevent rust. 

Broadheads are also more accessible if they are stored on the outside of your case. Here is an overview of some of these options:

Case Storage

Bow case. A soft-sided bow case is a good place to keep your broadheads. A case protects your broadheads by keeping them from being crushed or punctured by other gear in the trunk of your car or truck.

A soft-sided bow case is a good place to keep your broadheads. A case protects your broadheads by keeping them from being crushed or punctured by other gear in the trunk of your car or truck.

 Arrow case For storing arrows and broadheads, a plastic arrow case is ideal. These cases are designed to hold arrows and provide a layer of padding to cushion the ends of each arrow.

For storing arrows and broadheads, a plastic arrow case is ideal. These cases are designed to hold arrows and provide a layer of padding to cushion the ends of each arrow.

2.What are some tips for storing my broadheads?

There are a few things that you should keep in mind when storing your broadheads:

• Sterilize the blades before you put them away. This will help prevent rust from developing on the blades over time. You should be able to find an appropriate sterilizer at your local pharmacy or sporting goods store. 

You can also use alcohol or nail polish remover to clean the blades, but be sure to let them dry completely before putting them away to avoid rusting during storage.

• Use a hard plastic case that is free of dents and sharp edges for storing your broadheads. Avoid storing your broadheads in material cases, such as cloth cases. The fabric can trap moisture and cause rusting.

• Place your broadheads in the same case with the cutting tips pointing towards the top. This will keep them from being accidentally stabbed or cut by an arrow or other object when you’re on the road.

• Make sure that your case is not left in extreme temperatures for extended periods of time, since doing so can cause damage to the plastic casing of your broadheads and make them brittle over time

• If you are storing your arrows or broadheads in an arrow case, be sure that there is sufficient space between each arrow to avoid damaging the broadhead blades while traveling.

3.How should I carry my broadheads when I’m traveling?

To store your broadheads for travel, check with the manufacturer to see if they have a method for storing their broadheads. Some broadhead manufacturers recommend placing a bandana over the blades to prevent the blades from getting caught in a seat belt or other objects. 

You may also consider carrying your broadheads in a zippered bag or tackle box to avoid losing them if you have to take them out of your case temporarily.

4.Who should use this information?

This information is intended for anyone who stores their bowhunting equipment in a case or bag during travels. It can be used by bow hunters, shooting enthusiasts, marksmen and anyone who carries a case with them on outings.

Broadheads are fast becoming an important item of equipment for bowhunters. Broadheads are generally made of strong yet lightweight materials, making them easy to transport. 

They are also disposable, which means that they will not need special storage or maintenance when you’re back in the field. 

There are a number of options for storing your broadheads, including bow cases, arrow cases, zippered bags, tackle boxes and combination lockers.

5.How do I get more information?

Consult your bowhunting equipment manufacturer for instructions on how to store your broadheads, or ask about storage ideas in the sporting goods department of your local retailer. 

You can also contact the manufacturer of your broadheads for additional information. 

Finally, speak with other bowhunters to learn how they store their broadheads when traveling.