Everyone's 2024 Broadhead Results?

[OPSCWAL]

Hunting for Elk this year and giving QAD's 125gr a go.

 

[Fins_N_Tines]

I only have a whitetail doe to show for my archery efforts this year with a Grim Reaper. Heart shot her at 46, which is great - she died in sight. But! And maybe this is picking fly crap out of chili, but one of the blades never opened and that was kind of concerning thinking about shooting an elk or bear with it. I stick to DaySix broadheads for those bigger animals.

I shoot a slow bow (258 fps) thanks to my mother's short draw genes with a 466 grain Easton axis arrow, 75 gr hiit insert, and 125 broadheads.

My two cents. Always looking for fellow 26" or less draw length folks to compare notes to.

Are you sure it didn't open? I have heard of the blades closing back up after passing through when the arrows stopped forcing blades shut.

 

[Jaden Bales]

Are you sure it didn't open? I have heard of the blades closing back up after passing through when the arrows stopped forcing blades shut.

Just was making the assumption because the heart had two blade makes in it, not three, and it was closed when it landed. Could be wrong. the result was ideal regardless.

 

[bsanders8181]

I know late to the party. CA buck 70# Mathews 510gr Axis w/ 125gr iron will solid.
I had ranged a bush at 50, and shot for 50, but he came out closer to 40, as you can see the hit was high. Broadhead was sticking out the passenger side rear, fletching was still outside of the driver side front. Wish I would’ve found him the same day, but he still made the trip to the freezer.

Getting pumped for archery this weekend

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