zwickey eskimos 160  work great foe me.

I use different broadheads for different animals.

Black bears... a wide cutting three blade like 160 gr. Snuffers, I might be trying VPA this year

Moose... a heavy two blade like Stos, Magnus, I might be trying Abowyer this year

Deer and caribou... any of the above and a few other reputable heads.

VPA's... They are tooled from a solid piece of tool steel, spin perfectly [ my 1 1/4" 250 gn screw in's ] very sharp and easy to touch up after the shot.  Fly perfectly and make no noise as some of the vented heads do.  I love that long profile and they perfom excellent, leaving an awesome wound channel and excellent blood trail...  

I'll be using a couple different heads.  The Simmon's 165gr. glue on Safari or Intercepter..the non-vented one not sure what it's called. Will use 25gr. adapter.

Also Ace 125grs. 2blade. with 75grs. adapter.

Woodsman elite in a 175 grain head The best thing about it is there is not a weak point on the head for it to fail on you cant beat one up

James  

I've been partial to 125-grain Ace Standards for the past several years. They've always performed flawlessly for me on everything from small game to turkeys, deer, hogs, elk, and moose.

Im partial to the original 125 grain glue on Wensel Woodsmans. I had my best season ever with them and still shoot them. I know though that a field point in the right place is better than the greatest broadhead ever in the wrong place.

Woodsmans-125gr with 75gr steel inserts.

There are several broadheads I've used and trust. My favorite from last season is the single-bevel "Helix". I used 100 grain last year and will bump up to a stiffer spine arrow and 125 grain Helix heads this coming big game season. I primarily hunt white-tail deer and turkey.