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Broadhead of choice?

Started by moleman, November 23, 2012, 05:26:00 PM

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Sean B

I've been partial to the regular Woodsmans the last few years.  but I also like Magnus 2 blade, Snuffers and Bear Razorheads (Greenies)
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LookMomNoSights

Really liking the ACE as of late!

Iowabowhunter

For 3 blade im leaning towards VPA'S and 2 blade would have to be Simmoms Tree Sharks. Haven't had a chance to use the 2 blade VPA's yet but they are on my Christmas list!! I cant get my Stos 160's to sharpen, that laminated tip is giving me all sorts of problems....I really should invest in the KME broadhead sharpener because I cant get the knife sharpener to work on Stos for some reason
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ddauler

Been using snuffers for years warming up to the simmons tiger sharks.
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Fastltz

I really like my stingers and you can't beat the warranty. Has anyone tried the eclipse wolverines? I am intrigued about single bevels and they also have a killer warranty.
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bigbadjon

I am a believer in the concave design of the Simmons after shooting a deer with it. I wish someone would make a similar head made with a polished and harder steel.

Those Eclipse broadheads look to be very economical in comparison to the similar Silver Flame.
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chanumpa

I like the WWs,Meagnus snuffers,Simmons intercepter+Treesharks,Zwickey Deltas and of course you just cant beat a good ol Bear.Havent tried alott of the others,and havent shot anything but foam with the Simmons yet.Maybe next season nock on wood.

screamin

QuoteOriginally posted by Fastltz:
I really like my stingers and you can't beat the warranty. Has anyone tried the eclipse wolverines? I am intrigued about single bevels and they also have a killer warranty.
I've taken a lot of animals with the stinger 4 blades, but they bend so easy that last year I tried the Eclipse Werewolves in rb. After a bum shot on my part, I centered a vertebrae cracking it open enough that the broadhead cut the spinal cord. Down the elk went and a quick followup sealed the deal. I'm sharpening challenged but these are a piece of cake to get insanely sharp.

Now if I could only get my broadhead addiction under control and stop the experimenting I could save a few $$$!

ArrowCrester

I have tried many BHs since I have been bowhunting (2,3,4 Blade)....

Recently I made a trip to South Africa using a Fred Bear TD recurve 485 grain arrow with 100 grain Magnus 2 blade fixed BHs.

On my first day I arrowed a mature Kudu Bull with a well placed vital shot ( in the center of Heart/Lung area broadside) at 17 yds. He ran about 200yds and fell stone dead.

Like hunting with a rifle, it's SHOT PLACEMENT that counts the most !!! A wounded animal with a poor placed bullet, no matter what caliber, is still a wounded animal that may or may not be recovered..... It's the same with a poor placed arrow!!!!

That is why we teach in our Bowhunting classes a complete chapter on SHOT placement and the idea of waiting for a good broadside or quartering away shot on a relaxed game to maximize good penetration and accurate placement in the vitals.

I also arrowed a Blue wildebeest with a broadside shot that actually missed the vitals but caught him in an artery which allowed my PH and tracker to follow in hot pursuit which ended in a recovered animal. He bled out quite profusely to allow us to follow him as he broke from the herd. Not the best of situations but the BH did its job.

I am very happy with this BH and find the 2 blade flies well. So looks like that will be my BH of choice.

Here are some pics:


Yours In BowHunting,

Bob

Gary Logsdon

Gary Logsdon

Walt Francis

Eclipse, 145 grain with bleeder.  Haven't ever heard of one failing, regardless of the size or toughness of  the critter being hunted.

Bob,  as can be seen in my signiture line, I agree with your  thoughts regarding accuracy.
The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is nowhere as important as being able to place it in the correct spot.

Walt Francis

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nineworlds9

QuoteOriginally posted by moleman:
For me my choice is 160 GR Hills ,they fly great and get the job done in short order. Just curios what your broadhad of choice is?
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This is what's in the cabinet depending on the intended quarry/bow used:
100g silverflames
160g zwickey eskimos
200g ABS masais single bevel
52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
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RC

Simmons Tiger Sharks, Big Snuffers ,Original woodsman ,Magnus I and Zwickey No mercy.I usually carry four broadheads while hunting and sometimes they all may be different in my quiver. Probably killed most of my critters with Mag I`s and Simmons.RC

flyfish1

I have played with others and have different heads , but when the quiver gets filled each fall, spring bear or turkey, I always have an original Woodsman on my arras, they have and will continue to do anything I need. A great head.
Ron A        

"When the buffalo are gone, we will hunt mice,for we are hunters and we want our freedom"
        ~Sitting Bull


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