anybody got any 200gr(no specific brands) blood trail pics? i shoot a 51 lb BW tipped with  a 200 gr head now..havent really had trouble with my current one but im curious and have been doin some research on some new ones but i'm undecided , just wondering what kind y"all shoot.i'm not going to name what head i shoot cause i wanna see all kinds thanks

i shoot the grizzlys 160grn elgrande with a long adpater in them an it puts them at 203 and they work great have awsome penatration i also use the magnus stingers but they are 150grns and have great results in them also sorry i dont have any pics of blood trails but usaly they arnt very long

Here is a pic of a Muzzy 200 grain Phantom(220 without bleeders).
You can watch the video below and see some of the trail it leaves if they are sharpened up good.

Who's going to argue with a 160 gr Snuffer and a 35 gr adaptor, plus a little extra glue.  That's an 1 1/2 three blade pouring blood.

Bowmania

No blood trail pics but I like my 200 grain Muzzy Phantoms.

I'm with Bowmania.  160 snuffer with a 42gr. adapter equals short/easy blood trails on whitetails.

I shoot a 190 abowyer and love them

glue on woodsmans with adapter equals 200grns of graphic bloodtrail making broadhead.

sticks, what is the 190 Abowyer that u shoot called? single bevel? thanks

I'm another 200gr muzzy phanton lover. It is a big two blade that really keeps a sharp edge and I love the pass throughs I have been getting with them. I use the KME sharpener to keep them razor sharp.

I've never had to blood trail something hit with my 200gr VPA terminators (screw in).

I now shoot 175grs but the end result is the same.

I shoot 200 grains up frnot. I have not killed anything yet but everyone cmoments how hard they hit.

Martin

Steelforce makes a 2 blade Phathead at 190grs, but you can get it with bleeders and it comes in right about 200grs.

200gr Grizzly

Kind of blury, doesn't show up well in this picture.


Trees like this along the whole trail.


Two holes helps a lot. This is the exit side. The elk was perfectly broadside at the shot. Upon impact the arrow deflected towards the back leg.


No blood trail pics but this is the far side of an elk shot with a 3 blade VPA 200gr. The far rib was hit square, and demolished.


Yes, 200gr hits hard.

I shoot a 160 gr. STOS with a 42 grain adapter. Havent drew blood yet.

200gr head combos are just a tad too much for my setup. I'd have to cut my shafts too short for my likings to get them to fly right. 175gr combos shoot like darts, so I'm happy. Trust me, if I can ever get them to work I'll be using them.

MUZZY PHANTOM 200 GRAINS FOR ME. I AM GETTING GOOD BLOOD TRAILS AND HAVE HAD ALL PASS THROUGHS ON LARGE IOWA BUCKS THE LAST SEVRAL YEARS. I AM shooting a morriosn ILF 44LBS at 26" and using goldtip 33/55

ive never seen blood trails like the pictures people are posting from a 2-blade broadhead, those are incredible!  :eek:

Nice pics and thanks for sharing.I have been shooting 165 grain interceptors with glue in adapters .brings them to about 200gr.Can't wait to draw blood with them.