RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

Good point but even if it is smaller than the BH I think it would still add some drag to the arrow as it goes through...

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

There's nothing wrong with a complete pass-through on a turkey. If you shoot him in the boiler room it's all over. If you hit him good he'll almost run, not fly. Just be aware that once you hit him get after him! If you don't, and give him time, he'll bury up into the thickest stuff he can find and he'll die right there, and you'll swear he got away.

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

After losing two well hit birds last spring, I was advised to try these by the local bowhunting guru. Worked like a champ. I put them in between a 75 gr. Muzzy and the arrow shaft and, out of a 60 lb. bow, thehead penetrated about 2/3 of the way through the bird. I was shooting for the middle of the body. Bird couldn't fly or run with that arrow stuck in him. Was very difficult to get out. Had to stand on the bird and pull with both hands.

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

cool!

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

good info Roskoe, thank you

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

PLEASE! Do not use adder points and a feild point for turkeys!

There is no need for adders if you use a LARGE diameter expandable broadhead. 1.5 inch and up, with a better head pushing 2 inches.

I have had great success with the 2 inch Rocket Hammerhead.

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

Did you read the post?

Im not putting them behind feild tips, im putting them behind broadheads to reduce penetration

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

DropTine, I would consider this similar to cutting through bamboo with a katana and then trying it with a butter knife. The broadhead is meant to cut cleanly through flesh. Just my opinion.

RE: Adder Points for turkey hunting?
 

Yep...I read it...I wasnt replying to you, but another person who thought that might be a good idea...which it is not.,