What kind of bow set-up should i use

[nigol]

I have a 62 pound heat bow. it is a compound. i shoot 100 grain Muzzy Broadheads... is this good for turkey. if not, tell me the set up i need. Thanks

[bullmoose38]

That sure will work! If you would want to change something. I would go with a mechanical head. I personally like the NAP spitfire gobbler getters. But your setup will gitrdone.

[jepcho]

The other recommendation I have is turn your bow down a little. It is a little better for turkey for a couple reasons. It is better for the arrow not to pass completely through, also you can pull it back with much less movement to catch his eye.

[ultimag]

as said before turn that bow down and shoot large cutting diameter mechanicals

[arrows only]

Forget the mechanicals, shoot the broadhead that flies the best from your set/up!
As stated by some of the other postings, lower the poundage.
I shoot a 2 blade 125 grain @ 52 lbs & it works for me, now if I can stop the gun hunters from stalking my decoy spreads. I use 2/3 motion decoys sometimes, usualy by late season the birds are decoy shy...

[IL-Cornfed]

It sounds like you'll have a great turkey rig. I would also suggest as others have, that you choose a large cutting mech like a Rocket Hammerhead. I've found that the larger cutting mechs do a tremendous job of putting a super tough Gobbler down for the count! Best of luck to ya, Turkey huntin' with a bow is honestly one of my favs!