Quality Deer/Hog Broadhead, WB-proof fletchings?

[Bearbong]

I need to add to my gear stash this year on the bow I got last year. My original set up included a muzzy that for some reason ate up my fletchings, which were the cabelas brand that came with the bow, not sure the quality.

I got the WB last year and love it. New to the field, I need all the anti-fumble devices I can get in the woods!! Anyways, I'm going to get my arrows refletched, and was hoping for some good fletchings that won't get torn up by the WB.

I also need to get some broadheads. I won't be shooting outside 30 yards this year, so just a good value, versatile broadhead.

Thanks in advance for the help.

[ijimmy]

5 inch feathers and magnus stinger 4 blade heads
I would stick to fixed heads for hogs

[newman1]

Blazers and muzzy's

[DaveC]

Just about any head made now days is a great head. I stich with slick tricks, phantoms, stingers and regular muzzy's.

Blazers = bisquit proof (at least they were at the angle I had them fletched)

[4wheeldrive]

alot of good broadheads out there i have used slicktricks for the last couple of years they are awesom broadheads.

[turtleshell]

Never had a problem with the WB tearing up vanes, used one for 5-6 years now, two different bows,you shouldn't either with the bow tuned properly. This has been beaten TO DEATH

[YooperMike]

Blazers for sure on the biscuit. Pretty much biscuit proof. Make sure that puppy is tuned properly though as well.

[paka]

Muzzy 100 3 blades
2 inch Blazers, dab super glue on front tip of vain
Good luck with the HOGS , its all or nothing with 1 arrow , vitals or a empty freeezer

[paka]

Forgot ,
Are you fletching your own arrows ? If not , try , get an Arizona EZ fletch ,Bohning Plat. Glue and your done . I like the right helical Its fun to learn and good to know[8D]Not very hard at all . Just an idea.