What broadheads do you plan to shoot this fall?

[Creamer]

I was working on convincing myself to buy some 3-blade heads, either VPA or Cutthroat...but then I went out and shot some of the Crimson Talon Cleaver's out of the Widow last night. They flew like dang lasers, I know I can get them scary sharp, and I have plenty of them. So maybe I'll just stay put.

 

[Tipmoose]

After reading @bowhunter1023 's review of the G5 megameat, I'm giving that a try.

 

[Jamie]

If I can work my way back up to my 58# static recurve, I'll be shooting Woodsman's. If not, either 160gr Magnus two blade reduced to 140 grains or two blade Zwickey Delta's. I'm glad I have dozens and dozens of good two and three blade heads so that I won't ever need to buy more. I would not pay $30 for one broadhead unless it was a quality stone point.

 

[jagermeister]

After shooting Stingers for the past 8-10 years, I'm thinking of going back to a mechanical head. I think I'm going to give the G5 Mega Meats a try. I'll set up my heavy, weight-forward arrows as per usual... But I just wanna try something that opens the deer up a little bigger.

 

[ThatBuckeyeGuy]

I was working on convincing myself to buy some 3-blade heads, either VPA or Cutthroat...but then I went out and shot some of the Crimson Talon Cleaver's out of the Widow last night. They flew like dang lasers, I know I can get them scary sharp, and I have plenty of them. So maybe I'll just stay put.

You know what they say... if it ain't broke don't fix it. Another blade isn't going to kill it any deader. Nice shot!

 

[WoodCoDep]

175gr razor heads, first go with single bevels

 

[Bowhunter57]

Grizzly or Steel Force single bevels, in a left bevel to match the left helical fletching. Love the penetration, great accuracy and ease of sharpening them.

 

[Wiley E Coyote]

I'm a Zwickey Delta or Bear razor head guy probably because I'm old have dozens of them and know how well they perform. I do know for a fact that a three or four blade head will leave a lot more blood on the ground do to the fact that the wound does not close as easily from just a clean slice in the hide like a sharp two blade makes. But hey let's keep em sharp and hit em though the lungs! No worries then!! Good Hunting guys

 

[Creamer]

Well, dammit, things change. It really bugged me that I couldn't get those Simmons Swamp Sharks as sharp as I wanted them a few seasons back. They flew like darts from my setup then, but I never hunted with them because I wasn't confident in the sharpness. I saw a video on FB the other day showing a guy's sharpening routine with Simmons heads, and he used a fine round chainsaw file to get the bevel set. I had everything else, so I grabbed a pack of files for like $6 at Menard's and gave it a shot. That made all the difference in the world for me. I think that, before, I was never quite getting the bevel completely sharp all the way to the edge to get a good burr.

Nice and shiny, and downright dangerous, after working through the file-JewelStik-ceramic rod.

And they still fly like lasers from the Widow.