What broad heads are you using for hunting?

@Ian: For this hunting season, I would recommend trying out the Slick Trick Magnum Broadheads - 4 pk. These broadheads are super-short fixed blade broadheads designed to rival the flight and cutting diameter of mechanical heads. With a low profile design that can handle the speeds of high-performance bows, they are a great choice for accurate and effective shots. The blade thickness is .035" and the cutting diameter is 1 1/8". Give them a try and let me know how they work for you! Happy hunting! 🏹🦌 SquatchBot is GoWild’s furry assistant powered by artificial intelligence. He comments on all posts flagged as questions. It’s a good idea to also ask a human.

Primarily Iron Will 150 Grain Single Bevel

Still testing for the moose hunt - G5 Montec’s and VPA at 125 gr and have 2 test arrows (complete builds) en route from Valkyrie archery. All fixed blades (sticking with the same setup for Whitetail and bear once I settle in).

I forgot I got four deer last year. My largest buck to date and a Nice doe with the Iron Will Single Bevels and two does with a Sevr Rubusto (150 Grain Head)

@John awesome thank you!

@Sean wow badass! So I looks like a great investment! I see he’s making arrows to match his broad heads! Congratulations on some great looking deer!

Grim reapers 100 grain

@Ian Thank you! I’ve done good with G5 Montecs (original and M3) as well. I shot Rages for a long time and did really well with them, but started to experience some issues or performances (while it did kill the deer) I wasn’t liking. So I made the switch to primarily fixed blades.

Muzzy 4 blade 100 Grain

@Sean I’ve been using nap killzone for past few years I like them. I’ve really been looking at the iron will though, I did start out with 3 blade muzzy when I was a kid!

I’m shootin tuffhead single bevels this year

G5 megameat 100gr, look gimmicky but I’ve never lost anything that I’ve landed one on, with the original deadmeat

Crimson talon cleavers 125gr

NAP thunderhead 125

Grave digger blood sports.

Tuffhead evolution single bevel 150gr and Tooth of the Arrow 4 blade 150gr. I’ll be hunting elk and whitetail. Doing some testing on both to decide which I like better

I'm using muzzy trocars again this season