I found the bleeder blades to be difficult to sharpen to my likeness and they get in the way when sharpening the main blades, so I ground them off.

stringwacker- thats impressive! nice bull too. i see you're from union ms, my wife and i took our daughter to happiness hill in 2003 for obvious reasons. thanks for responding

I do not believe double bevels spin when passing through flesh. Don't quote me on that but I believe that is the case, think I read that in the good Doctor's reports.

Still they will blow through most critters if SHARP, as all heads should be.

J

I have hit bionic targets with these heads during broadhead shoots and they did not bend the tip!!These baby's are tough!!!

If you practice with the rusty broadheads, they'll clean themselves of the rust in a shot or two.  i just got 8 from a guy in the archery shop-just dropped them and some deadheads off.  Rick kept the deadheadss, but the eskimos are on my arrows for opener in three weeks-who's counting?

I've used them since the 60's. If it ain't broke....

you're right roadkill. cleaned up pretty good. now i got a good back up if i need it. hope not! can't wait to try 'em on deer. gotta love it

A razor sharp Eskimo produced a 60 yard recovery last spring on this New Brunswick bruin. You gotta love those eskimo's!

nice bear! nice bow to! you're a blessed man!