Youth broad head recommendation?

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My 11 year old son will be archery hunting for pigs and whitetail this year, he’s currently drawing just shy of 40lbs and I was wondering what broadheads y’all had success with? Any tips or experiences would be appreciated!


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I would get a cut on contact fixed blade. If you don't want to spend a bunch of money, I would look at something from Magnus. Check out the Ranch Fairy Youtube channel. He has some really good info on penetration with lower draw weights and kills a ton of pigs with some really light bows.
 
My daughter shot her first deer last year with a 42 lb bow and a 2 blade magnus stinger. I also shot a deer with a 38 lb recurve with 2 blade magnus. They seem pretty good to me for the price.
 
I would get a cut on contact fixed blade. If you don't want to spend a bunch of money, I would look at something from Magnus. Check out the Ranch Fairy Youtube channel. He has some really good info on penetration with lower draw weights and kills a ton of pigs with some really light bows.
Magnus 2 blade stinger. Not even close! Touch them up on a leather strop and they’re wicked. Plus American made, cheap, fly well, and sharp after a basic stropping.
Definitely a fixed 2 blade coc. I also recommend the Magnus Stinger or the one I shoot now. The Simmons Mako.
I set my buddies 12 year up Last year with magnus 2 blade pulling 35lbs. He shot his first whitetail at 20yds with a complete pass through.
My daughter shot her first deer last year with a 42 lb bow and a 2 blade magnus stinger. I also shot a deer with a 38 lb recurve with 2 blade magnus. They seem pretty good to me for the price.

Do you guys think the bleeder blades are that detrimental? I remember them being around 3/8".
(I think I have some if anyone wants them)
 
Do you guys think the bleeder blades are that detrimental? I remember them being around 3/8".
(I think I have some if anyone wants them)
Get the bleeders (4 blade Stingers). They help with damage and blood trails and don't inhibit penetration enough to matter. I used to shoot them out of a 40# longbow with great results.
 
Do you guys think the bleeder blades are that detrimental? I remember them being around 3/8".
(I think I have some if anyone wants them)
I’ll take penetration over increased cut with a short draw and low poundage bow. Put it where it counts and bleeders won’t make a lick of difference but if you square up a rib those bleeders will make it harder to get through the rib.
 
Not to sound like a broken record, but the Magnus Stingers are perfect for your application.
 
my son killed a few deer when he was younger pulling about 30# using steelforce phatheads. never had any penetration issues.
 
I would get a cut on contact fixed blade. If you don't want to spend a bunch of money, I would look at something from Magnus. Check out the Ranch Fairy Youtube channel. He has some really good info on penetration with lower draw weights and kills a ton of pigs with some really light bows.
Skip snorting the fairy dust, no need to go there. He's half good info half terrible info.

Get a good COC sharp 2b head. These Extracts are great 100 grainers. If you like replaceable Alien makes a good head as well. Or as stated Magnus

 
If you have no budget, Iron Will or Day6. Otherwise Kudu, or Magnus.
 
Viper Trick
I know this thread is a few months old now, but can you vouch for this head being pretty capable out of a low poundage setup? I know the tip is “almost” a cut on contact, pointier than the original slick truck and other chisel type heads, but not as sharp as something like the tip of a Magnus.

I’ve considered whether it is a viable option in this scenario, so I’d love to hear about any experience or insight you have with it.
 
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