Broadheads

[A Lex]

Grizzly Kodiaks

Bunnies to Water Buffalo and anything and everything else in between.

All on wooden shafts

Mostly from a 75lb Blackwidow longbow, but as the years pass and pretty severe work injuries of 20 years ago are starting to catch me up, I'm starting to use my 65lb'er a little bit lately.

All good fun though, was 12-15 yards from 5 does the other evening. Not allowed to bowhunt here in my home State, gotta travel and now-a-days around here thats a real issue, but even with a bang stick, I still challange myself to get into comfortable bow range.

Best to all
Lex

[GCook]

I thought I'd foind a favorite.  Carbon Express Piledrivers.  Then as suddenly as they appeared, they disappeared.
I use several different brands and all seem to kill if I do my part.  German Jager, Grizzlystik, Steel Force.
I haven't found a favorite I guess.  I'll keep looking for a reasonably priced, quality head that is of solid build and quality.

[Noah70]

Bear Razorheads with bleeders, over the past 5 decades, and too many deer to count plus elk and moose, with bows ranging from 52# to my current favourite at 46#.  But the supply of replacement bleeders ran short a long time ago, and they often suffered from some roll on the tips when hitting bone.  I've switched to Wasp Sharpshooter Traditional 150g, a 2 blade with bleeders.  Smaller profile, but far stronger ferrule, superior steel, and incredibly sharp. And they shoot like a field point. Not cheap though.

[Bowwild]

Strickland Helix 2-blade single bevel, 125-200 grains depending upon set-up. Usually Easton Carbon Legacy arrows with 4" feathers. Six deer with these heads.