what doyou all think about broadheads,fixed blades, mechanical, or replacable blade broadheads? im looking to get some for my bow for hunting season and need some advice on the topic.

Stay away from mechanicals, IMO. There are ENTIRELY too many great fixed heads out there. The list goes on and on, but to mention a few:

Magnus Stinger
Sonic
Slick Trick
Muzzy
Rocket Ultimate Steel
Wasp Boss Bullet
Montec G5
Steel Force

I use 100gr muzzy's. Haven't used any others,haven't needed to!

its hard to beat muzzys imo they are the most durable head out there

http://www.broadheadtests.com/MECHANICALVSFIXED.html

I like a fixed head. I've been using Thunderheads for 16yrs and never had a reason to change, still don't! They have always done an excellent job for me in both tuning and in with performance on game.

To many folks are quick to suggest THEIR own favortie b-head but no one asked what equipment (poundage, arrow, rig, etc) that you are shooting to give you the most informed choices? Give us some details and then we'll see where we all stand. Personally some of the heads that have been mentioned are over-rated in my humble opinion and there are MUCH better choices available to a bowhunter looking for any head style from mech to fixed. I know that I for one, have a tiny little mech known as the Rocket Steelhead that I would gladly put up against ANY b-head and hunting rig mentioned here thus far but more on that later.

I have shot steel force and wasps and i love both of them. If you shoot a lower poundage bow i was recomend steelforce when i was younger and drew 35 to 40 lbs they were solid pass thros. Right now i like my wasps alot tho.

I prefer a cut-on-contact head in either a 2bl or 3bl configuration.I shoot low poundage(low to mid 50#)recurves and longbows and that's what works best for me.

I use Rocky Mountain Titanium 100 grain fixed broad heads on Gold TipXT arrows with my Mathews LX set on 67 pounds.

I'm very happy with accuracy and performance. I have no desire to change any part of the above combination.