What broadhead do you use?

[Wachee]

I always use G5 Strikers. For close range hunts like Bear and Moose, I use the 1 1/2 inch magnums. For 40 - 70 yard hunting like like elk and deer, I use the 100 gn strikers. I feel that their QC is as good as anyone else. I have pushed these through shoulder blades, and have them hold together. The magnums leave amazing blood trails.

 

[SoTex]

Rage 100 grain. Leaves a very obvious blood trail.

 

[JohnCushman]

Rage 100 grain. Leaves a very obvious blood trail.

I use Rage 3 blades for turkeys

 

[esracerx]

I always use fixed blade; for turkey, usually Muzzy MX-3 100 grain and anything else; Boltcutter 150 grain broadheads on my 120 pound crossbow.

I don't want to give you a hard time...but, with a username like that I wouldn't think you'd shoot a crossbow...

 

[Bowfreak]

I have shot a lot of gobblers with a Vortex 2.75" for turkeys. I have also killed them with NAP FOC and Spitfires. The FOC is probably the best head overall but it is 170 grains and I like to streamline all my broadhead weights. I have considered adding a 50 gr and 20 gr GT FACT weight to my insert and switch to 100 gr. heads for deer and elk. That would make everything equal if I removed the 70 gr. insert weights for the FOC.

For deer I will be shooting the NAP Killzone 125 COC. Awesome head. I will shoot Wac em 4 blades for elk.

 

[BOWUNTR]

It's the internet.... Ed F

 

[dapper]

I've shot a bunch of different ones. Usually end up shooting those made by slick trick.

 

[LMD423]

Wac em 100 gr 3 blade

 

[GlockZ]

i use slick tricks. 100gr. magnums. before that the NAP 100gr. thunderheads. never tried to shoot expandable type broad heads. slick tricks work for me, always have, so i haven't seen a purpose to fix something that isn't broken. i know other hunters that use mechanicals, and almost every year those same people are always trying a different mechanical style head, for one reason or another.

 

[SouthernNwestern]

Rage and I have been using them way back. I think they were Sonoran broadheads when I bought my first ones. However I will need to change with my first archery elk hunting trip in Wyoming this fall. I am very interested in watching the replies.

The Sonoran Broadhead is now the "Swhacker" ...Love the broadhead..hate the new name. Worked plenty good on my elk..

 

[wytex]

125 gr Zwickey eskimo glue-on.

 

[RUT JUNKEY]

NAP Thunderhead 100's...for everything....and no issues! I do like the looks of the Montec 100's though...

 

[iluv2hunt]

I'll throw one in for the 125 grain swhacker. with the 2 1/2" cut most animals don't go very far after hit and most drop within sight. Also note you need a good amount of KE for most mechanicals to work good.