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Which broadheads will you be using this season?

Started by ncsaknech1ydh, August 01, 2010, 12:54:00 AM

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StanM


BowMIke

I will be trying Centuar Big game Heads, 170 grains, plus 100 grain brass insert in Beman MFX 400's. Should weigh around 630 grains and I will be shooting 51# Morrison Shawnee longbow with carbon/foam limbs.

mnbearbaiter

Ace Express 165 for elk/bear in CO! Magnus Snuffer 160 for bear over bait when i come back to MN! I can get these heads sharp very fast with the "old" Norton stones and a KME!

robtattoo

Any comination of four of the following;

Ace Express 200s
Snuffer 160s
Woodsman 250s
Zwickey Delta 2/4 blade
Zwickey Eskimo 2/4 blade
Large Deadheads
Small Deadheads
Magnus 1 2/4 blade
STOS 160
Silverflame 210
Silverflame 1-7/8" 185
Grizzly 160
Stone points (150-300gn)

Well, that's what's currently in my 'Bucket o' Death' They all fly well, sharpen well & poke big holes in stuff. I see no reason to discriminate   :)
"I came into this world, kicking, screaming & covered in someone else's blood. I have no problem going out the same way"

PBS & TBT Member

>>---TGMM, Family of the Bow--->

Earl Jeff

I LOVE SNUFFERS BUT HATE RUST, SO I MIGHT SWITCH TO MUZZY PHANTOM 220gr

jerry womble

Abowyer 175 gr Wapiti single bevel on a swaged 2020 out of
a 51# Predator recurve. I can also shoot a 200 gr single bevel on
a swaged 2117. They fly great and they are Tough!

SS Snuffer

I'll be shootin Magnus Stingers. If I had a bit more power I would still be using Snuffers!
Chuck
Kodiak Mag 52" 41 lb.
Kota Kill-Um 60" 42 lb.
Kanati 58" 38 lb.
Black Hunter Longbow 60" 40 lb.

No Guts - No Story

the force

Hoyt Tiburon

Doug in MN

STOS 160's
Woodsman 175's
Stingers 150's
Snuffers various weights

They have all worked in the past and I would expect them to do the same this year. I would think the Woodsman's will see the most use deer hunting this year.

kbetts

125 or 150 Razorcaps with 100g brass adapters.  I'm going to try some Ace Standards also this year as they are cheap and easy to sharpen.
"The overhead view is of me in a maze...you see what I'm hunting a few steps away."  Phish

Ratatat

Abowyer Bonehead 145gr.  I hunt from treestands and I figure it will give me a good chance at a passthrough/exit wound.

OVERDRAWING

Kevin Sorensen

stevewills

i posted earlier that i use a snuffer 150,thats all i use..not to steal this thread but why do people switch so much on their heads.im not dogging anyone at all just want to know ..why.i like to know my equipment any quirks and bad or good things about it.can anyone honestly say they have enough time to set up each arrow to do the animal any justice swinging from tip to tip
i like biscuits

Michael Pfander

Everything I kill I shoot with Magnus 125 grain two blade head.  From Javi's to elk,they go thru and the animal goes down.
MAP
Map
PBS
BHA
P&Y

pitbull

I switched from Zwickey Eskimo's to WW's 2 years ago and will probably never shoot another head other than the WW. They just plain work.

yeager

Love them old Bear razorheads with the bleeder blades.   Like you, Dave, have quite a few in reserve which should last me for many-a-years.
Wisconsin Traditional Archers
Wisconsin Bowhunter Assoc lifetime member
P&Y Club, Official Measurer

Irish

STOS 125s with a 45 grain insert (out of longbows), and 175 razorcaps (out of recurves) - for deer.   STOS for hogs out of both.   At this point that is all I am scheduled to chase - hogs and deer (and maybe the unlucky turkey).   But who knows.
Mel Riley

arrowslinger22

Only when the last tree has died
and the last river been poisoned
and the last fish been caught
will we realize that we cannot eat money


vtmtnman

I love my Bear Razorheads,but I went to woodies this year,so I decided on 145gr Ace standards.I ran them on the belt sander to take off the factory burred edge they come with.They were almost hunt ready just doing that.And they don't cost a fortune...

Sold. :)

Hopefully they will be passing thru some deer this year.I've heard nothing but good things on here about them.
>>>>--TGMM family of the bow--->


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