Originally Posted by
junyaah
Go on youtube and watch some videos on rage blood trail. There is one that says graphic where he shoots a doe in a field. That is what sold me on the rage broadheads. The blood trails are very easy to follow if you hit your mark.
And they fly like field points. Sounds cliche, but they really do fly well out of my Nitrum 34 - 70 lbs, 32" draw.
Shot a doe in September and she ran into some sudex that was between 5-7 ft tall. I'm 6'6" and found blood above eye level. Cut the top part of her heart off and blood was shooting all over the place! The sudex was thick, but I only had to travel about 15 yards into it to find her.
My buck was shot at 30 yds, ran a quick 20 yds or so and just collapsed. Blood was puddled around him. He was a double lung shot, shredded them! When you see the entry wound you will be amazed!