I was looking at the 185's the other day and noticed that they are the same thickness as the 235's but are a little bit shorter. Would the shorter length make them stronger that the 235's?

Gilbert, congrats on your buck!

TJ,

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about trying to go a little heavier 20 grains or so. Now that the season is over I will play with different weights and see what happens.

The pictured broadhead is still in good shape. The tip is a little bent but I think I can fix it and get it ready for some pig hunting.

Glad you guys are enjoying the pics.

Gilbert

Not to take anything away from the Grizzly, but I think EFOC has more to do with it than the broadhead.  I've seen old 4 bladed Bear Razorheads (backed with 100 grain steel adapters) inflict damage so severe that you would have thought the deer was shot with a rifle.

Holy cow.. That is serious damage..  hmmm

ummmmm wow! that's impressive!

Gilbert!!! That's pretty incredible buddy! Very nicely done man.  

Looks like the damage you'd expect to see large caliber rifle produce. Sweet! Glad to see you're still a killin' machine. You and TJ should hunt together sometime. ...on second thought, no. ...that's a bad idea.     There wouldn't be any deer left for the rest of us!

Ron

Sharpster,

Because of your help, that's also a very sharp broadhead.

Gilbert

QuoteOriginally posted by amicus:
Bill, no I don't have the leg bone anymore. It was about 2 weeks ago when I shot him. I thought about calling you to see if wanted some pics but just never got around to it. I thought it was an impressive testimony to the effectiveness and durability of your Kodiak single bevel broadhead combined with EFOC.

I have been using the 200 grain grizzly and now  Kodiaks for years and love them. I'm always amazed at the damaged that it produces. I do not worry about hitting bone with my set up. I can send more pics to you if your interested. I'm down to my last Kodiak so I will be placing an order soon.

Gilbert

NO worries, Gilbert! I stole your pictures from your post. If you do happen to hit big bones like that again. Give me a holler. I have been collecting them.I plan to put them on a display board to take to shows. They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Imagine how many words a busted leg bone like that one could save me.   :D

Very impressive!

A person could almost leave the backup gunner in camp while hunting on Kodiak Island.    

Great thread. Thanks for posting.

Holy cow, that poor deer did not have a chance.
Great job and thanks for sharing.