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Old 12-19-2007, 07:52 AM   #1
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For the guys who bowhunt turkeys...what broadheads do y'all use?
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Old 12-19-2007, 08:08 AM   #2
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I have had best luck it seems with ricket mini blasters.
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I am going to use Tight Point Shuttle T Lock 100 Gr. during this fall and next spring.
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I use my pre-season montecs
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I believe with the correct shot placement, any broad head will do the job I"™ve used Rockets before and the past few seasons, 100gr. Nitron broad head with a perfect success rate.




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Rage 2 blade. Rips a massive hole in them.
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Ok, so I can use the same broadheads that I hunt with for deer then? I was just wondering if there were any speciality broadheads for turkeys, besides the guillotine.
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Also, there are the NAP Gobbler Getters, I love them.
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Ok, so I can use the same broadheads that I hunt with for deer then? I was just wondering if there were any speciality broadheads for turkeys, besides the guillotine.
Last I knew there were a few but i still want sharp blades and a bigger cutting dia.....the birds usually bleed to death with a well placed shot in short order as long as the neighbors dog dont run them off right as they start floppin![:@]
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