any suggestion on broadheads for turkeys?

I use Nap Spitfire Gobbler Getter's 100gr, backed with Muzzy Grasshopper's to prevent the arrow from passing through.

nubo

I'm shooting the same setup as nubo. I just have not gotten a shot off at a turkey yet to see how they work. With any luck I will get that chance in about 3 weeks.

I've killed 15 birds with a bow and the NAP Spitfire is the best head I have ever shot for turkeys- This head is ideal for turkeys. I don't put anything behind it but it wouldn't hurt.

I've shot two turkeys with a bow. Both were with thunderhead broadheads. One flew off for about 80 yards before tumbling into a creek, the other was pinned by the arrow but flapped his way off and walked away never to be found. (Try tracking a turkey, it's hard) After that I started putting a fender washer behind the broadhead. It flies fine for 15 yards. Haven't gotten a chance to hit a turkey with it yet to see if it helps. Saw that as a suggestion from some old timers. Anyone else tried that?

Use a wide cutting diameter, or heads with a lot of shock. I think that there is a broadhead out there, i think by NAP, called the gobbler thunderhead? It has a wide cutting diameter and a round point for a heavy shock.

well here is my 2cents i am using 85gr slicktricks 4blades with a snuffer type collar behind it. flyies real good even out to 25yrds. have not got a shot yet but i am still working on it. ONEJAMMER[8D]

rocket makes a blade called the hammerhead. It has a 2 " cutting diameter. If i take my bow, it will be topped with one of these.

I saw those NAP Spitfire Gobbler Getters online, but I haven't tried them. I kind of like the idea of the rounded point to discourage pass-throughs, but I'm assuming they wouldn't work with shoot-through screens on a blind.

For that matter, I haven't tried any mechanical blades with the shoot-through screens becauseI figured they would either snag or open prematurely or both. Anyone have any experience with this?

Last year I was able to get 3 birds using a Muzzy alone each time, but I lost a nice tom last week, so I bought some Adder points to put behind the broadheads. Hopefully that will work better. Has anyone tried using them behind mechanicals?

I'd love to try a huge mechanical, but in SD the limit is 1 7/8"

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