XArmy55

Take your favorite broadhead and file the tip down till it's 1/8-3/16 wide (so it's a flat blunt tip)... It's devistating on a turkey... I use NAP Thunder heads for that...

Elkcrazy8

Thanks for the tip. No pun intended.

Orions_Bow

Nice idea, I'll stick to big nasy mechanicals for the gobblers but that is a good idea for certain types of heads.

XArmy55

Your crazy trusting those flop open things... LOL

Elkcrazy8

I used a regular muzzy last year on my turkey with 80 ft pounds of ke. Blew clean through it and imbedded into a tree. The turkey started to fly and collapsed in mid air about 30 yards down hill. I like the advertisement for the gobbler gillotine though. It takes their head clean off. But i don't like all those blades back by my hand. They are nasty looking.

XArmy55

Clean through the bird??? I would stop using those real quik... You got that one, but the first time you lose one you'll be sorry wonder why... No pass through is the key with turkeys...

Orions_Bow

I trust flip flop broadheads on gobblers....no issues at all when you use a good product that has been proven to reliable.

Elkcrazy8

Xarmy55, I usaully use gobbler stoppers with an extremely light arrow. You are correct, the shock value is what counts. On my last turkey I got a phone call( hot tip) and wasn't set up or didn't even have my tag yet. I purchased a tag on the way and grabbed what I had ready.( it was elk season). I never thought about grinding the tip off my broadhead. You can bet that if I ever get into that situation again I will be using your suggestion along with possibly having some adder points behind the broadhead.