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Bh Pics, holes they leave/

Started by Tatorbones, March 05, 2011, 01:36:00 AM

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Robert Honaker

Magnus 125 screw in, two blade with bleeders


Bonebuster

I don`t like gory movies, but I AM a bowhunter, and bloodletting is my goal. There are some dangerous dudes around here!  :D    :thumbsup:  

Thanks for the pictures everyone.

I have been a fan of a wide two edge for decades.
The hide must stretch just a bit, because the holes always exceed the width of the head.

Those Simmons heads are ones I have yet to try.

Tatorbones

Man those simmons look like they open them up the most. wow

thanks to every one that posted and will post this was really cool to see.
If it is easy where is the fun. That is why I use a stick and string. The only sight I need is with my eyes.

AMB

Simmons Interceptor




Simmons Treeshark


JoeM

Holy cow!!  Those simmons holes look like hatchet wounds!!!  Joe
"...there are no words that can tell the hidden spirit of the wilderness, that can reveal its mystery, its melancholy, and its charm."  Teddy Roosevelt

whitetail_downer100

-Captain Logan A. Giger-
USMC
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take... but sometimes thats ok"

LCH

I would have to say the biggest holes are from Simmons heads that is why I use them.LCH

skippy1


eman614

old bear razorhead with bleeder

and another

and one more

Margly

Those Simmons broadheads really do the job!
Is it easy to make them fly well?
Is it recommended to use 5" feathers to make them rotate well?

Margly
With a healthy dose of madness and bad memory, life`s a wonderful journey      :thumbsup:    

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TGMM Family of the Bow

Landshark160

I haven't shot every broadhead out there, but I've never come across anything that shot better than a Simmons.

I've shot them with three 4" feathers with no problems.
Chris
>>>>--------------->

The benefits of a big broadhead are most evident when things go wrong. - CTS

Muleyslayer

"LUCK"
When preparation meets opportunity

Bullfrog 1


LCH

I have shot them on wheel bows at 295fps with 2" vanes. They spin true and fly great out of my longbow. LCH

far rider

Wow, great thread! Anybody shoot Zwicky?
Noli rogare pro onia pauciora, rogate pro scapulas latiores.

I go afield with bent wood, stick and string in search of serenity  through my primal quest.

Venatôr

StanM

Here's a couple from a Phoenix.

Entrance



Exit


Friends call me Pac

Here are the results from a 125gr Magnus 2 blade.  This is the entry side.

 
USAF Retired '85-'05

An old hand me down recurve sparked the fire, Trad Gang fanned the flames.  There is no stopping now.  Burn baby burn!

beachbowhunter

Ishi was a Californian                   :cool:

L. E. Carroll

Dammage done by a Zwicky 135 gn. single bevel No Mercy [ note penetration stopped when the deer jumped at the shot shearing the shaft on the entry side with shoulder movement while reacting to the hit ] Pictures taken during skinng process.
Tall Tines R/C
64 Kodiak
69 Super Kodiak Big River replica
56" 55$# Static Tipped Kwyk Styk
Blacktail Elite
54 dual shelf Compass Kodiak


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L. E. Carroll

One more picture showing broadhead just where I found it under the hide while skining.. I actually had to pull it on thru to get the heart and lungs out as the shaft had "squewred' the heart.  
Tall Tines R/C
64 Kodiak
69 Super Kodiak Big River replica
56" 55$# Static Tipped Kwyk Styk
Blacktail Elite
54 dual shelf Compass Kodiak


PBS Associate Member
Traditional Bowhunters of WA.

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