Please post pics of blood trails and include ONLY the following details:

1. What animal was it?
2. Name and type of head?
3. How many blades (2 with bleeder, 2 only, 3 blade, etc.)?
4. Shooting from ground or tree stand?
5. 2 holes or 1 (pass through)?
6. How long was the blood trail before animal died?
7. Where was the animal hit? (vitals or other)

PLEASE LET THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! JUST BROADHEAD INFORMATION AND PICS.

Thanks!
-Charlie

I have never taken a picture of blood trails....bummer!
So, I'll just add a starter pic and let everyone else follow:


Whitetail
Magnus Stinger Buzzcut 150 gr
From ground @ 12 yds
through the lungs

Neither have I, but I'm looking forward to this thread. Thanks Charlie.      

Bob

1. Raccoon
2. Magnus Stinger "4-blade"
3. 2 w/ bleeders
4. from the ground
5. pass through
6. 12 yards
7. double lung

 
 

1. Doe whitetail 130 lb
2. Simmons Treeshark ~260 gr
3.  2 blade
4.  20 ft lean too stand
5. 2 holes ( shish-k-bob)
6. 70 Yds.. Heard her hit tree and fall but didn't see her fall
7. Steep Quartering away  at 10 Yds.. Entered last rib on her left and exited between legs
 

Whitetail buck

Whitetail buck
2 blade trade head
natural ground blind
2 holes broadside thru both lungs
70 yards

Whitetail Doe
Grizzly Kodiak 2 blade left bevel
Treestand
Double lung passthru
60 yards

   

1. 260# Black Bear
2. Tippit hand forged 300gr carbon steel head
3. 2 blade
4. Seven foot high tree stand
5. 2 holes
6. 20 yards
7. Middle chest

1. mule deer buck
2. Magnus I
3. 4 blade (large bleeder)
4. From ground
5. Pass through
6. 70 yds.
7. Double lung

1. Feral goat (spanish goat)
2. G5 Montec (100Grain)+150 grain insert
3. 3 blade
4. Shot from ground
5. clean pass through
6. 35 yards
7. top of both lungs

1.  Whitetail Buck
2.  VPA 250 gr 1-1/14"
3.  3 blades
4.  Treestand (approx 18' high)
5.  Pass Through
6.  30 yds
7.  Heart

Great Idea, I just wish people would take pictures of Bad blood trails so we would have more of a  comparison.

Could definitely be a  useful tool.

I'm hoping I get a mixture for comarison.

Also, something I just thought of, it doesn't worry me too much if I don't get pictures of poor blood trails.

What makes you want to take a picture? Something that is usually incredible or awesome. So if I only get pictures of really good blood trails, that might speak volumes about the broadhead types that are creating these blood trails.

Here's a poor one.    
 

Funny!

 

Here is my only poor blood Trail.
Not really just the shorter arrow, Never left a single droplet.

Hit the deer high and a bit back broadside.
Tree stand
17 yard shot
bow 49lbs at 28
Stos 2 Blade
1 hole


This was the deer on approach

 

Here's a blast from the past:





Blacktail 57@29.5, Goldtip w/ Magnus I, 520gr. 30in.  Traveled 75 yards.

Jeff

Great thread! I don't take many photos of blood trails. Might have to change that. All this blood on the ground is really making me want to go shoot something. I still have an unfilled turkey tag and one more weekend to give it a go!