huntingpal

i am sure that this has been discused before but I will ask anyway. What broadhead do you prefer for elk and why. I am planning on using carbon arrows and shootinga Reflex super slam set at 65-67 lbs. and a 30 inch draw. Any and all help will be apreciated.

elknut1

Cut on Contact heads are best for elk! I like ones such as Stingers, Razorcaps, Montecs---etc.

Fixed bladed heads are used by many and have taken many elk, but for the best, consider COC!!!! Good Luck!!-------------ElkNut1

HuntElk4Fun

I really like Muzzy's. I shoot the 125 gr 3 blades. I moved to them for arrow flight. They fly like a dream out of my setup. I have looked into switching many times to CoC's, but can't get them to fly like the Muzzy's.

justhuntitall

Iam with Elknut on this one I have seen elk shot with with diffrent broad heads the best performance was with two bladed stingers they zipp right frew .


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rick_reno

Muzzys work good.

Sniper151

A quality, fixed blade like Thunderheads or Razorbak if you prefer cut on contact.

huntnmuleys

montec, muzzy, and thunder heads are great choices. stay away from the mechanicals.

whitetails & muskies

Just confirmed that I'm heading to New Mexico this September...YEAH BABY!!

Never took a bull with a bow, butseveral with rifle and muzzle loaders. I'll be using, what I feel are awesome broadheads. Steelforce 125's, cut on contact (cut on contacts is all I use). Not only are these good solid cut on contact blades, but they also have a serated edge that does some serious tissue damage and getsthe game you are afterleaking real quick!!

BareBack Jack

I'm with everyone on a COC BH I was going to go with Montec's G5's but have since moved to Magnus stinger's 4 blade 100 gr.
There are many good BH out there,it depends on what you wan't to spend.
BBJ

shed33

Yes, a quality COC head is a solid choice for elk.