Nap Thunderheads. They worked for me

Muzzy 100 gr 3 blade.

splitfires 100s shoot well for me

I will be using these this year. They fly awesome and are sharp!

125 gr. Slick Tricks. Last year I tried Wac 'em's and I got 2 deer. Both were double lung shots and both deer went about 150 yards. Very small holesin the lungs so I switched back to the tricks. The Wac 'em's worked yes butthe year before I used Tricks and the same shot resulted in a 40 to 50 yard tracking job.

Starting my 51st year of Bowhunting so I've shot many assorted heads over the years-2, 3, 4, 5, 6 blades.
It's hard to beat any 3 blade for next to no tuning. I have shot somemodel 3 blade Rocky Mountain since they came on the market in the 70s. Excellent head-no matter which model. Mine have always been sharp out of the package-put them on & shoot & with 3 fletch or 4, never a problem. Basically, if your arrow is of the right spine, size for your bow MOST 3 blades will fly great just putting them on.
I've shot OTHER heads over these Rocky Mountain years just because I like to BUT have yet to be impressed enough to change.
Elk, Buffalo, Caribou, Black Bears & many others have fallen to the Rocky for me..

I've shot muzzy 125 gr 3 blades the last few years with great success, but I'm going to try 100 gr NAP spitfires this year.

Ken

I'll be giving the Rage 2 blades a try this year. Practiced with them yesterday and they're dead on out past 40, so I'm pretty happy with that.

NAP Thunderheads, think I still have enough left, to last me till I Die!

I have shot Rocky Mtn Titaniums and G5's the past few years but I went on a Bear Hunt in Alberta in May and killed two bears with the New Rage Broadheads. I took one with a 2 blade and one with a 3 blade. The entry and exit holes were incredible. I am sold on the Rage heads. My wife is going to use them on her Cow Elk hunt in September. I am anxious to see what they do to an Elk out of a 55 pound Allegiance. Good hunting.