SEVR Hybrid holes..... Lets see them.

[Brandon_SPC]

So I have been a fixed head guy all my life. Shot Slitcktricks, Exodus, RMS Cutthroats, VPA, Muzzys, Thunderheads, Grim Reaper Micro Hades, and the list goes on. With that said, the deer I normally hunt are small (I live in NW FL and hunt FL/South Alabama). Body size much like a Coues deer and are jumpy like an Axis deer. So this year, I am thinking about shooting a mechanical. Out of all the mechanicals I have pretty much landed on the Sevr Hyrbids. I like the fact they are made from titanium, they have a cutting edge if the main blades fail, not to expensive, survived Lusk reviews, etc.

More thank likely I with get the 1.75 Hybrids but for anyone that has used the Hybrids (any size I don't care), could you post your results, finding, pros, cons, etc? These I will probably keep to using here in the SE and swap back to fixed heads for chasing bigger animals.

 

[rclouse79]

If they are anything like the 2.0s, you will have short tracking jobs.

 

[CJ_BG]

Shot the regular 1.5, 1.75, and 2.0 for the last 3 years, this year is a mix of the 1.5, 1.75, and 1.75 hybrid. No pictures but the 1.75 hybrid did pretty good on a 110lb doe. 70yd recovery, blood trail was okay the first 40yds, really good the last 30. that seems to be kinda typical of the sevrs. Poor-okay blood trail at the start, and the 2nd half is good or great. The hybrid seemed to help with that some but I need more testing

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Shot this bull at 23 yards with the 1.75 hybrid. I pulled and sharpened the blades and bleeders. 70lbs/30.5 draw. 435g arrow going 300fps. Perfectly tuned bow and arrow flight. I was unimpressed with penetration. I’ve killed a lot of stuff with the 2.0 regular but at 80lbs. I think you need to have some extra horsepower for these to be a reliable option on elk. One of the blades also broke. No shoulder, just ribs, broadside.