Your go to Broadheads!?

[TheCoyote]

Barnsdale? They build a lot of limbs and have always had a good reputation

Id be stoked to get some 75# limbs for my traverse. I didn’t know it was possible

 

[JNDEER]

Slick standards were my choice for years until some QC issues - went to Tooth of The Arrow 4 blade 1”. They are not as sharp as the slicks - but I can get them sharp enough. So far they are working well for blacktail, mule deer and hogs. Elk on the hit list this year.

Effective range currently out to 80, they groups well for me.

 

[TheHammer]

Id be stoked to get some 75# limbs for my traverse. I didn’t know it was possible

I had this built in 2013 & it’s had a few strings in it and various accessories on it over the years. It was originally built to be 87lbs. 75lbs is still a safe weight, I’m sure there are companies out there building something for your setup.

 

[ElkArcher918]

Slick Trick Magnum (100 grs)- Deer & Elk
NAP Hellrazor (100/125 grs.) - Elk (I touch them up out of the package to ensure razor sharpness)

I always meticulously spin test and test shoot before they go in my quiver.

 

[theoutdoorsman]

slick trick stainless 125gr, very good flight and penetration. Will also be switching to micro hades 4 blade once they have been used up.

 

[deer310sg]

For whitetail, bear, Magnus 125 grs killer bee 4 blade, TOTA. Turkey 1.5 sevr

 

[Bergy-Bowsmith]

Evolution outdoors Jekyll and Hyde, I carry both in my quiver and haven't looked back since.

 

[MallardSX2]

Muzzy 4-blade

 

[Lukeandcod]

I’ve been using the Sevr 2” 100 gr for whitetail and they have done a great job. I’m going to try the QAD exodus for elk this fall, but I haven’t shot any game with that head yet.

 

[bz_711]

100gr Carbon Express Torrid SS...elk, deer, turkey.

Shoot whatever gives you the most confidence in making a quick kill at your max effective range.

 

[06 SB]

Lots of good heads. I personally am not a fan of single bevels. I have used Muzzy 3 and 4 blades, and Slick Trick Magnums. For deer, add Rocket Steelheads to the list. If changing heads, I’d look at the Micro Hades, Black Hornet or Exodus.

 

[2Stamp]

Evolution outdoors Jekyll and Hyde, I carry both in my quiver and haven't looked back since.

This is going to be my setup this year. Used a Hyde on pigs this past week. Liked what I saw.

 

[Wolf13]

Just picked up some glue in Jekyll and Hydes. Had some x impacts around and figured I’d give them a chance. Can’t practice yet due to a wrist surgery, but will finish building the arrows so I’m ready to go once doc clears me. Going to basically only use the practice heads with a few field points scattered in simply due to cost.

 

[wyodog]

I started using Muzzy Trocar broadheads when they first came out. I haven't had a reason to change. Quick kills and good blood trails for me, mostly shot elk with them. That being said I have my eye on Tooth of the Arrow heads. Ill probably shoot them a bit and see how well I like them. I have some Magnus Black Hornets and they shoot good but I am a bit concerned with the aluminum ferrule.

 

[MarkOrtiz]

I keep going back to Slick Trick Magnums and Magnus Stinger or Black Hornets as some of the top heads.

 

[Gualdoni99]

Iron will single bevel with bleeders. Shoot great and easy to touch up

 

[OG-danimal]

For me it’s been the G5 dead meat expandable. They shoot awesome way past what I would shoot at an animal, I’ve shot them out to 100.

I’m shooting 27.5” draw, 70lbs and 450-500gr arrows and have mostly had pass throughs with them on elk. I’m trying a new head this year just because but I have a pile of dead meats I won’t get rid of.

Mind elaborating on the G5 deadmeat for elk? Curious to its durability, penetration, wound entry and exits, and blood trails. Shot distances and quartering angles if you don’t mind! Thanks

 

[striped1]

Iron will sb w/bleeders for me. Fantastic head! No flight issues out to 60yds. 92lb, 29.5”, 614gr, 16% foc. Won’t be changing this anytime soon.

You are pulling 92 lbs? Holy **** dude. With a 29.5 draw? that is a great arrow set up all the way to cape buffalo.

 

[Beendare]

A BH becomes part of your whole Bow and Arrow system.

I’ve been a 2 blade guy for a couple decades now….

There are multiple reasons why

 

[TheHammer]

You are pulling 92 lbs? Holy **** dude. With a 29.5 draw? that is a great arrow set up all the way to cape buffalo.

Yes. I went over the fasteners and string last week. Had the timing and weight checked yesterday, 92.4lbs. Practice a lot with it. Shooting tournaments gets a little tricky the first couple days afterwards. But I shoot enough. Sounds impressive until you are about to make your dreams n goals a reality harvesting your first 300+” heard bull on public land and some tiny twig you don’t see flopping in the wind deflects that arrow, then it doesn’t matter if it was the 343gr arrow you started out with or the one you have now.