Heres four from this year.
This is a Simmons Interceptor hole!
 
This ones a Simmons Treeshark vs whitetail doe
 
This ones a Simmons Treeshark vs pronghorn
 
Simmons treeshark vs. mt lion
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4-blade Zwicky delta                          

Put some Simmons Treesharks on my Christmas wish list....gotta have some....wow!

Yes those sharks are wicked!.....KYArcher

Seeing a sharkbite  in person makes believers!

I gotta get me some of them Simmons... That's a heck of a hole!

Jason

TTT for the new guys.

awesome thread, October can't come soon enough.

I love rereading this thread!

This is a great thread!

160 grn simmons land shark!



She ran 5-6 yards and was done.  If she ran farther a blind man could have followed the blood trail.
 Hog Heaven may of 2013.

Awesome thread.

I love this thread. Thanks for bringing it back Chris. God bless.

Do you Simmons users think a 40# recurve with a 450 grain arrow (head included) would penetrate well enough for whitetails?

Assume that the arrow is very well tuned!

Thanks for your thoughts.  Great thread.

Sky chief.

I shot three does with a 43# longbow shot through 2 of them hit the off side shoulder on the other one. I used a tigershark 475 grains. LCH

what is your draw skychief?

I assume you're using carbon..so you're looking at screw ins.

a 1 1/8 cut 3 blade head has 1 11/16" of blade cutting surface.
There have been lots of deer taken with them out of similar weight bows.

The wide sharks are either 1 9/16" or the really big one is 2"

If you have an average draw length you're most likely using a 175 grain or lighter head.

All of the sharks of that weight are 1 9/16" or less.

So I'd say if you have an average draw you'd be fine.

Great thread...I'm using the 175 tiger sharks for bear next month!  Should not be a problem with BW PLIII 53@28 and 550 gr arrows. (I hope!!)

165 grain Tree-Shark right through the offside shoulder. I did not get the giant hole some see with these heads, I think partly because of where it exited, partly because I shot from ground level at 8 yards away. This arrows was a Douglas Fir with 100 grain woodyweight and the treeshark. Total weight was around 860 grains.

 

Those Simmons are nasty. That's why I like'em.