300 grain broadhead for hogs?

[larry]

going hog hunting this spring, but I'm green when it comes to hog hunting, here's my set up, 46lbs at 27", 610grain arrow, shooting a high performance hybrid. looking for suggestions for a 300 grain broadhead

[Lakerat007]

I glued on a 200gr Tusker onto a 100 gr adapter cause it's what I had on hand and I'm cheap!  But I have ran that sucker through all kinds of game with no complaints. For hogs I prefer a 2 blade.

[sneakybow]

Tuffhead makes some 300gr heads. You looking for glue on or screw in?

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[David Mitchell]

I've killed a lot of hogs and never needed more than my 135 grain Zwickeys and Woodsman heads.  Some I have just mounted on cedar arrows, and others I have mounted on 100 grain adapters for my carbons.  Total weight is around 500 grs.  Bow weight is usually around 45-50#.

[sneakybow]

Sounds like he's only asking about 300gr heads to get his arrow build where he wants it. 

I've killed a lot of hogs and never needed more than my 135 grain Zwickeys and Woodsman heads.  Some I have just mounted on cedar arrows, and others I have mounted on 100 grain adapters for my carbons.  Total weight is around 500 grs.  Bow weight is usually around 45-50#.

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[drewsbow]

Larry : I glue a steel adapter into a Centaur battle axe  to get 300 gr heads ,
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great for hogs

[larry]

I was thinking an abowyer large bonehead with 100gr adapter, but wasn't sure if that would be to wide (1.5") but I guess Drew's pic proved me wrong!

[Ulysseys]

Steelforce single bevel 300s are nice

[Phillip Fields]

Don't have any experience with 300 gr broadheads but in my experience, any razor sharp broadhead placed in the boiler room will do the job. My last 5 pigs were taken with 510 gr cedar arrows tipped with 125 gr Ace Standards out of a 45@ 28" (my draw length) longbow.

[SAM E. STEPHENS]

I have killed a few hogs over the years , I also like a good heavy arrow. I home brew my heads with steel inserts to get them 250-300gr is where most end up. Seems to work good for me , as far as heads go my quiver is always a mixture of many different heads. My take on it is for really big hogs I pull out a narrower head , good luck on your hunt..

,,Sam,,

[Biathlonman]

100-125 Steel adapter in an appropriate weight grizzly broadhead will treat you right.

[David Mitchell]

Sounds like he's only asking about 300gr heads to get his arrow build where he wants it. 

I've killed a lot of hogs and never needed more than my 135 grain Zwickeys and Woodsman heads.  Some I have just mounted on cedar arrows, and others I have mounted on 100 grain adapters for my carbons.  Total weight is around 500 grs.  Bow weight is usually around 45-50#.

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Yeah but he also said that he is green when it comes to hogs. I am just trying to help him a bit from my experience on lots of hogs. That OK with you? 

[drewsbow]

sounds like you have a good setup in mind Larry , go for it. Drew