Broadheads for turkeys

[Illinois Buck Hunter]

Last year was my first year turkey hunting. I wanted to use a shotgun to get my first one down. Well 45 minutes into my first hunt I was carrying my first gobbler across the field.

This year I'm going to mix it up a little. I have a blind ordered and plan on chasing them with my bow. What kind of heads do you all use? I use Montecs while deer hunting, but was thinking about switching to an expandable for turkey.

[MN/Kyle]

Any broadheadused fordeer will work equally well on turkeys.

I like to use mechanicals, though. I use NAP gobbler Getters.

I really want to check out "strut busters", or Magnus Bull Heads.

[bullmoose38]

Spitfire gobbler getters rock!!!!!

[mconwa951]

I have used guilliotines and had good results but I have just been using my rage two blads the last two years and they work great remember it is just a 20 pound bird you dont need anything to fancy.

[RobinAim Low]

I didn't get to try them, lol, but some of the other guys on our staff had great luck this past spring shooting Steeforce Phathead Talons.

[StruttinGobbler3]

GobblerGuillotines perform well, and theres the added benefit of a clean kill every time. No worries about wounding a bird, hes either missed clean or hes missing his head after the shot.

[mossberghunter93]

use the guillotine
http://www.bowhunting.net/shows/NWTF/2004/Images/Gobbler-Guilatene-Closeup.jpg

[TEmbry]

ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low

I didn't get to try them, lol, but some of the other guys on our staff had great luck this past spring shooting Steeforce Phathead Talons.

Those are sick!


I want to try the Bullheads too Kyle. From what I am told, they are sick.

Just don't forget the blades need extra clearance out of a blind window.

[MeanV2]

I have used Bullheads, Spitfire XP's, Gobbler Getters, Slick Trick Mags, and the New Grizz Tricks.
I'll be screwing on Grizz Tricks this spring as I was impressed with their performance this past week. Spitfire XP's would be my second choice.

Dan