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olmountainman
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What is your favored broadhead for elk and mule deer and why?
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hornaddiction
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I have had great success with 100gr. muzzy's (3 blade)
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BOHNTR
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When I chase elk with a bow, I use Zwickeys & Magnus fixed bladed heads for their superior penetration. For deer, I've used MANY different brands that performed well. Muzzy, Innerlock, Thunderheads, and Rocket to name a few.
Shot placement is probably more critical than the style of broadhead shot. That's why I want ALL the advantage I can get to make up for those marginal hits.
BOHNTR )))------------>
Shot placement is probably more critical than the style of broadhead shot. That's why I want ALL the advantage I can get to make up for those marginal hits.
BOHNTR )))------------>
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gil_wy
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Snuffers and Muzzy 4-blades.......two words.....BIG HOLES!!!!!!
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NMRaptor
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85 grain Thunder Heads. I shoot T-Heads because they fly just like field points and hold up great on impact.
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pinemesa
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100 grain muzzy's 3 blade and 4 blade.
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pinemesa
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olmountainman
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Thanks for the responses. I have shot the old Bear Super Razorheads for years and they have always performed very well. This year however I changed my set up a little to flatten my trajectory. I went to carbon arrows and Muzzy 3 blade 100 gr. I did flatten out my trajectory and I really like the way the Muzzy heads fly but this will be my first season to hunt with them. I was just wondering what some of the rest of you used.
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BlackTimber
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SNUFFERS!!! Big Holes, Lots of blood, quick kills.
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Idahoelk
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How did you fare this year Blacktimber? I think I will start shooting snuffers. I have been shooting muzzy 3 blade 125. They have always done well for me but I have always had ideal hits with them until this year. I believe if I would of been shooting snuffers I would have found my bull this year before his meat was rotten.
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elk_horn
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Wack-ems are excellent.. very sharp and shoot very well with carbons.
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wyodeer_hunter
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i shoot the new crimson talons 100 grains and they brought the bull elk i shot this year down, he did not go more then ten yards.
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willyqbc
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I'm really lovin the Montec G-5's. Milled from a solid peice of steel, no parts at all. This head groups really well for me as well. The penetration is incredible, I put one through two 4" wide broadhead butts, 4 spaced layers of hanging 1/2" felt and buried it up to the insert in a fir fence.....no damage whatsoever. I shot a smallish muley with one this year, before the deer took 2 steps there was a patch of blood the size of a volleyball on his side, the deer went about 45 yds. The shot was 52yds and I recovered the arrow a full twenty yards past the point of impact. Sharpened it up and its back in my quiver ready to go. I can't say enough good about these broadheads, I'll be shooting them as long as they keep making them!!
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whacknpack
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I like muzzy's 100 grain three blades. I live in Idaho, and wish Idaho would let us use mechanicals.
But until then, Muzzy's for me. Good and strong.
whacknpack
But until then, Muzzy's for me. Good and strong.
whacknpack
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gselkhunter
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I have shot a lot of broadheads and nothing compares with a Muzzy 130 in my book. BIG holes, great flite and great weight forward for arrow balance. The penatration with the 2314 shaft I shoot is as good as it gets. This is my choice! I have taken two sheep at long yardage with a Muzzy and many elk. They work!
Gselkhunter
Gselkhunter
