quick story. shot a  2 yr old this am im full strut. hit was just below the beard (10 3/4"). waited hour and took up a great blood trail. 30yds into it , bird ran out from under a blowdown. backed out and went back with my Lab 6 hrs later. he found the turkey 20 yds from where he jumped on me.

I shot this bird with a 1 7/8" siverflame head that joebuck gave me at Tannehill shoot. shot was low and did not enter the body cavity. I think the wide head and razor sharp edge, contributed to the death of this bird. I jumped him up , 30 yards into the trail. then backed out and came back 7 hrs later with my Lab and he went right to the bird, 20 yds from where I saw him get up and run.



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I have no doubt that  the wide super sharp head, had alot to do with this kil. shot was indeed low and never entered the body cavity. He just bled out . Priceless. DB

Wicked hole, those heads must be scary sharp. Congrats!  

As T-Bone Turner would say. Thats a "T3 Chunk"

Joebuck is the turkey maestro! Congrats on the recovery. I thought maybe there was a chainsaw accident and a long overhand throw involved though!

Very cool

Congrats buddy!

Sometimes things don't go as planned. When they don't, it's always nice to have a sharp, big cutting BH on the business end.

Well done on the recovery  

Nice!!      

Sure looks like that head did IT'S job.  Very impressive.

Wow, that is awesome!!!

Nice bird Don and well done on the recovery.

   

Way to go Don! That's why I like large broadheads...

Great job Don. LCH

Good Job Batman!

Congrats!!!

How about posting a picture of that broadhead.

Good one! Not familiar w/the bh. How about a photo? Opened up that turkey for a quadruple bypass!

That's not the head that he used as a turkey stake last year was it?  

Way to go sir! I love those silverflame XL!      

A couple of pics. this is the XXL 1 7/8" wide head. first pic is Joeys decoy stake Whip.