White Tail Arrow head

[oldfartfarmer]

What weight 3 or two blade arrow heads are you all using on your longbows
I know you BIG BOYS use heaver Bows,
But mines gonna be 35pounds Min Legal limit here in lopstaa country (I also have a store bought 40#)
Till I buff up and get my BIG Boy pants on

Im eyeing the VPA's after reading about them on here

[Sam McMichael]

I generally use 125 grain 2 blade heads.

[Charlie Lamb]

I strongly suggest a Zwickey No Mercy for your chosen bow.

[Wile E. Coyote]

I think any good 2 blade 125 grain head that you can get razor sharp . Preference would be Silver Flames, super sharp right out the pack, durable and easy to resharpen.

[Littlejake]

X2 on the Zwickey No-Mercy a very good BH...

[achigan]

A sharp two blade that flies straight. Plenty of them out there.

[OkKeith]

Not that you need my vote as well... but as suggested, the Zwickey "No Mercy" would be my choice for your given set-up. They need to be SUPER sharp. I bet that is gonna be no problem for a Down East-er like yourself. 

OkKeith

[Rollie]

My son used a Zwickey No Mercy 2 Blade on his first deer. 38lb. older recurve and had complete pass through. "In / Out!"

[GCook]

I'm throwing a 1.5" Carbon express piledriver and a Simmons swamp shark.

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[Ron LaClair]

Ace two blade 125gr

[acedoc]

Why not a zwickey eskilite?

[Sojurn]

I actually really disliked the Zwickeys.   I only used the eskimos but, my issue was with the hardness of the actual steel. I suspect that they keep the steel soft so that it can be sharpened with a file but, they didn't hold an edge well at all.
   I now shoot grizzly single bevels, and I'm liking them much better.

[Zwickey-Fever]

Zwickey Eskimo 2 blade would be my first choice for your set up, with Zwickey Eskilite 2 blade, No Mercy and ACE Standard 2 blade as   close runner ups.

[OkKeith]

G Cook...

I got some of the 150gr Piledrivers for Turkeys. I like the way they fly and have been able to get them very sharp.

OkKeith

[hunting badger]

For a light set up I don't think you can beat grizzly's!

[SlowTurtle]

Either a 225g Phat Head or 125g Steel Force with a 100g brass insert,

[Terry Green]

Zwickey No Mercy with that light of a bow I too would strongly suggest.

Longer length but same width as eskimos so it has a better angle of attack.

With that light of a bow you are going to need all the attack angle you can get and with a non tanto tip.  At that weight a tanto becomes a detriment....its not going to blow through bone and will use more energy at point of impact.

Best of luck to ya.....

[BowMIke]

I'm going to be shooting a Magnus 4-blade 150 grain (it has a small bleeder) with a 41 Lb Morrison Shawnee this Fall.
These heads come sharp and seem to penetrate very well. (I also use a 100 grain brass or steel insert).

[pavan]

last year my son shot a large bodied 9 pointer from 9 feet up and 20 yards or so out with a 47 pound Hill style Big River on Howard Hill's birthday.  Blew a rib going in and rib going out with the single bevel No Mercy on a Sherwood.  He could not believe how far his arrow was stuck in the ground.  After he dressed and tagged the buck, he dug a hole to get his arrow back.  Buried up to the ferrule in a tree root, but the ornery bugger got his complete arrow back with no damage to the arrow, but the tree suffered a bit. On the other hand I have field dressed good number of deer killed with  standard Eskimos from 36 and 38 @ 26" bows, they don't have penetration issue on whitetails either.