best broadhead for elk

[jpron]

what is the best broad head to use on elk and why?

[Colorado Luckydog]

It won't be about the "best broadhead". It will be about the one you prefer. I like Muzzy 125 grian. Tried and true and work great for me. All of my arrows, practice tips and broadheads are exactly the same. I like to keep things simple. Mechanicals are not for me although a lot of guys use them with great success.

[Howler]

Any sharp COC broadhead will do just fine. If it hits where you aim, you're good to go.

[robbcayman]

I'm trying the slick trick 125 magnums this year. I've heard good things about them, so we will see. I agree with others that you should steer clear of mechanials i.e. rage etc..

[bigbulls]

A solid and sharp fixed blade broadhead. I prefer Slick Tricks.

[salukipv1]

NAP Razorbak

Rage 2-blade

Because!

[nomorewolves]

Slick Tricks...Put in the Right spot and its Brown Down

[onebigelk]

Personally I'm a fixed coc blade myself, but after seeing the hole and the amount of blood loss my son-in-law got on his elk he killed in CO last year, I am rethinking. You could place your whole hand flat in the entry hole. The problem with his hit is that it was a little high and he didn't bleed outside. It took almost 3 hours to find him with practically no blood trail. When I cut into him about 5 gal of blood came rushing out of chest cavity. He also killed 2 25lb gobblers this spring with them. Tore them up! I hit 2 solid with slick tricks and didn't recover either one. Very upset.

[Schultzy]

Originally Posted by Howler

Any sharp COC broadhead will do just fine. If it hits where you aim, you're good to go.

Agree 100% with the COC broadhead choice.

[salukipv1]

Originally Posted by Schultzy

Agree 100% with the COC broadhead choice.

ahem...NAP Razorbak...

2 blade cut on contact with 2 bleeder blades, with rotating technology.