Broadhead recommendations

[Andrewlonghi]

rhis has probably been tamales about before and I’ve just missed it, but what’s some recommendations on a broadhead for hunting deer/elk. Right now I’m pulling 45lbs on my setup and don’t see me just any higher this year. I really like ironwills but would like to stay on the cheaper side this year.

 

[nevadabugle]

Day Six, cutthroats or VPAs.

 

[bowhuntercoop]

I’ve killed a boat load with stingers at 38/40lbs on my fingers at my 25 inch draw. Pass throughs most the time.

I switched to vpa 3 blades year ago and have had great results. Make sure whatever you pick is sharp and go kill some stuff!!!!

 

[Taudisio]

Day Six Gear for high end, I have had great luck with Sevr and Grim Reaper broadheads on whitetails

How did the sevr and grim reapers do from your trad bow?

 

[rbenson4]

How did the sevr and grim reapers do from your trad bow?

I don't read too well my b

 

[Taudisio]

I don't read too well my b

No worries, I was genuinely curious though.

 

[Okie-hunter]

Qad exodus are great heads & get high regards from a lot of guys on here, myself included. I wouldn’t hesitate to shoot one out of a 45# bow within reasonable ranges.

 

[Tradchef]

I'm still an ACE Standard user on my Doug Firs.

 

[trailblazer75]

This may make some folks mad, but look up lusk archery adventures on the youtubes and check out the deepower 3 blade 100 grain. I've been running them for 4-5 years now on all my bows and I honestly can't complain at all about them. 6 for $25, metal injection molded, easy to sharpen, extremely durable and they make awesome holes.

 

[Wilderlife]

I can't see myself using anything but the Terra Firma broadheads for the next little while out of both my trad bows and my compound bow. The Venator is a fantastic design - a simple single bevel two blade, sharpens nicely, flies well, etc. They're a great price, too.