Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: is it a 2.3"cut or 3"cut
Document: This broadhead has repeatedly performed above and beyond the call of duty I have brought down several whitetail deer with the G5 series. The penetration and cut damage has suceeded in helping to bring down the deer in a very humane distance and time depending on my shot placement. Thank you very much.
Not one to spend a lot of time with this sort of thing but I owe it to these guys to tell about what I find to be a truly cut above broad head. I tried these for the first time this past season and took five white tails with them.So Here is what I found they offered for me. One thing that I noticed and enjoyed was the fact that the don't require tuning as there profile is so low that they do not affect your arrows flight know matter how they spin on.
husband bow hunts & this is his favorite brand of broad heads that he hunts with. they work very well for him because he takes at least 2 animals each season!
I personally haven't had the opportunity to use this broadhead, but I have witnessed the brutal cutting ability of the G5 broadheads. They are durable he's still using the same broadhead, after 2 kills.
I've shot 2 deer with these. Both passthroughs. Both deer went under 50 yards. &#34;Shot placement&#34; is key with ANY broad head, but I trust the simple design of these. They fly true and accurate with my PSE.
I have used these broadheads the last 2 seasons, Deer, Wild Hogs and T REX, I use to be on the Rage commercial, but they wanted to pay me in gum. well let me get back to the game go NOLES !!!!! !
I tried these out because they were recommended to me by a friend...so here are the issues that I have found...Cons:1 takes a bit of time to change out blades and spider clips....2 if you want to shoot a target to see how the fly, you will be changing out a spider clip because they bend very easy!!
I shot 2 deer with these broad heads. The 1st deer I shot I recovered the broad head and the blades never deployed. It was quartered away from me when I shot. The 2nd deer I shot was broadside and it actually snapped the broad head on a perfect double lung shot. The deer only ran 25 yards but still for it to snap is weird. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I shoot rage now.
My fears were eased when I found the blood trail. He had bounded away, and every time his feet hit the ground, blood would spray a 10-14 inch ring on the leaves. I found him laying face up within 100 yards of where I had stuck him. The arrow was gone, but there was a 2 inch hole where the arrow had hit. While I was processing him, I found 17 inches of arrow had broken off inside of his chest cavity.
whacked a pope and young antelope at 32 yards... arrow flew true and made a quick and ethical kill... no blood trail needed, he died in sight
Answer: no