Broadhead

[sharpk]

I will forever swear by the G5 montecs. I love them.

 

[Panhandler80]

Hate to say it, but Rage 2”.

Not the toughest in the world, but if it’s a textbook shot (my goal) nothing that I’ve found leaves blood like they do.

 

[huntersdog]

Old school Allen 3 blades.

 

[Stevendearden]

I’ve used swhackers in the past but switched to Grim Reaper Micro Hades this year and love it.

 

[ManyBullets]

I'd just use whatever @jlhois uses

@Carr5vols
@Rob5589

 

[MOhuntin1990]

Grizzlystik single bevels. Only shorter recovery I’ve had was with a 30-06.

 

[MitchellNJ]

Slick Trick 125gr. My buddy hates them but I can't seem to miss once they fly.

 

[guylaga]

Have always used G5 Montecs, but will be trying out QAD Exodus in 2022.

 

[Kholt456]

Magnus Stinger or Iron Will Wide

 

[mi650]

I'd just use whatever @jlhois uses

@Carr5vols
@Rob5589

So, field tips?

 

[ManyBullets]

So, field tips?

Judo points work well

 

[Patexalva]

I was shooting 150 gr Strickland Helix last year. Was having a hard time getting them to fly right out of my set up. I think I am going to switch this year but haven't decided on which one. Don't have the stomach to pay up the price for Ironwills. I hear great things about the QAD exodus and slick tricks. I am intrigued by Tooth of the Arrow. And if i do decide to keep with the 2 blade single bevel, I might try out some cutthroats (even though they are a tad pricey for my budget). I think I'm going to drop down to 125 grain as well.

 

[Rmuncey]

Vpa three blade


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[born2kill]

QAD Exodus 100gr. They did great for me last year so sticking with them.


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[Thebigbaby]

Shuttle T’s.

 

[Scottyboy]

Ironwill wides

 

[pirogue]

I got tired of poor blood trails with the Montec G5. Found the deer. Just poor blood trails. Same for elk. So I switched to Slick Trick Viper. Nice blood trail now.

 

[isaacgoodson]

What broadhead is everyone shooting this year for white tail?

g5 m3 100 grain. Tuned well for me surprisingly.

 

[Jstumbaugh]

Planning on IW S100 or W100's this year for whitetail. Definitely using the S100's in Colorado for Elk/Bear this September.

 

[chickendinner]

Another vote for Ironwills,. They tune well out to 100 yards.... so you can use them in the flatlands on whitetails or out west. In my experience they leave a decent blood trail, are not affected as much by a angled shots (quartering), and have a great warranty if you have an issue (speaking from experience). Expensive -Yes, but IMO you will never have the excuse of the broadhead = priceless