this is my first year bowhunting, anways, my buddy gave me some broadheads that he swears by, anyways, just wondering what kind they are thanx....


http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...broadhead1.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...broadhead2.jpg

1st pic is a Rocky mountain Gator and 2nd is a Marden Vortex.There are better choices of broadheads availible,but if you insist on using those I suggest high poundage as the very large cutting diameter of those mechanicals are energy sappers.Also avoid sever quartering shots.Good luck

I would agree with george on the Vortex, but the gators do not require high poundage due o the way they open to the rear instead of having to jacknife all the way around. The Gators make a huge hole I do know that though because I have used them in the past with great sucess.

They make a large hole due to the large cutting diameter,which in turn requires more energy to make a hole of that diameter.I stand by my previous statements.

cool, thanx for the advice, but dvdgeorge how can the first pic be a different broadhead fromt he second, all i did was extend the mechanical wings on the broadhead??

My bad thought you had 2 different heads there.That is the Gator,the closed head resembles the Vortex when closed.Good luck,if ya want a good shooting well made mechanical try the Rocket Steelheads or the Rocky Mountain Snipers.JMHO