Woodsman. This was the first year I used a 3 blade and was not disappointed. Killed 5 deer with them, all but one was a pass through. The one that wasnt I hit the shoulder, it went through and lodged in the off side one. All this was from a 53 pound longbow, you cant go wrong with it

Thanks guys.   I guess I need to spend even MORE money this year to experiment.
ChuckC

Another vote for the Razorcaps... I like the 200 grainers...

Overbo i had the same thing with smaller snuffers ,so i take a 160 and grind some of the back off and change the tip.

I just bought a pack of Razorcaps, and I like them. I really like that they're stainless, they don't rust after you hunt in a little rain. They're not as sharp as advertised, but nowdays, it dosen't seem that anything is. I sharpened WW and Snuffers, they took forever on just a stone, only to rust up if you take them out in a heavy fog. And yes, I do touch up my Rzorcaps after a couple times in and out of my quiver, but I don't have to grind off surface rust.

Here is one of the many deer that have fallen to a 160 grain Snuffer. As long as you get the super sharp, they will drain a critter in a hurry. I like the edges to "grab" a little, meaning leaving a slight burr on the edge. Seems to make a huge opening(shown here).
I start off on new ones with a flat file and finish with a whet stone. To maintain the edge I use a stone
 

Arwin.... I am sure your choice of broadhead is fine, but really, if you hit them where your picture shows, I think a sharp stick  would work well.   Great shot placement.
ChuckC

 

I'm still smiling about that one!!

Hmmm, Arwin, something looks familiar about that shot!



This was with a Wenzel Woodsman this fall. Sure does make for some short blood trails!

Very good shooting guys!    

I've had great results with both Woodsmans and Razorcaps and can highly recommend both.

very nice shooting guys!
forgot to mention the Razorcaps they are a very nice heads

I killed a #2000 Bison with a WW out of a 70# longbow and a 630 total weight arrow.  So, if you were hunting whitetails with a decent weight set up I wouldn't see a problem shooting snuffers if I wanted to shoot a 3 blade.  Caribou/Elk and bigger, I'd choose the WW.