Turkey Broadhead
#2
RE: Turkey Broadhead
Ii'm not familiar with the Green Blind but I can tell you that I use the Nap Spitfire Gobbler Getter's in 100gr with Muzzy Grasshopper's to back the head and stop the arrow from making a complete passthrough.I've been using these heads for 4 season's now and don't plan on changing.
nubo
nubo
#3
RE: Turkey Broadhead
A large cutting Rocket just can't be beat for Gobblers. REMEMBER if you are going to shoot throught the netting on the Matrix that you have to make sure that they are straight blade tips and not any of the "L-tip" designs. My personal favs are the Rocket Slammerheads. Archery Experts have the MiniBlaster 4's and the Hammerheads 4L's on sale for ONLY $9.99!!!
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brampton Ontario Canada
Posts: 1,038
RE: Turkey Broadhead
I've had luck with the Grim Reaper, Spitfire and the Vortex. As for the New Double Bull Matrix 360, I haven't tried it in the field as yet--soon, but I can tell ya, it's one hell of a blind.
Can't go wrong getting yourself one. The initial investment is more compared to the Eastmans, Ameristep, Game Tracker, etc, but you'll have no regrets down the road.
Can't go wrong getting yourself one. The initial investment is more compared to the Eastmans, Ameristep, Game Tracker, etc, but you'll have no regrets down the road.
#7
RE: Turkey Broadhead
The giulitine is fine, but very expensive for 1 head ,and then you need a seperate shaft to match it . At near a cost of 30.00 CDN and shaft's to match could get costly if you damage one or lose it .
nubo
nubo
#8
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Honeyhole, IA USA
Posts: 494
RE: Turkey Broadhead
I have killed turkeys with Sidewinder 100s and Miniblaster 4L w. Path. point. Those Miniblasters are devastating and 'messy'. I get the same results with the Sidewinders. Its no different than shooting whitetails....you still need to hit the vitals.