Turkey BH's
04-05-2008 | 05:42 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Turkey BH's
ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low
A new one for me this year. Steeforce Phathead Talon. FEDEX left mine were on the porch this afternoon. A buddy shot one in CA a few days ago with one. He said it flipped over backwards and never moved after that. He said he couldn't get over the wound channel the head made.
A new one for me this year. Steeforce Phathead Talon. FEDEX left mine were on the porch this afternoon. A buddy shot one in CA a few days ago with one. He said it flipped over backwards and never moved after that. He said he couldn't get over the wound channel the head made.
04-05-2008 | 08:25 PM
#14
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RE: Turkey BH's
ORIGINAL: Roskoe
Turkeys are amazingly hard to kill sometimes with a body shot. I lost two birds last spring hit pretty well with NAP Spitfires. A buddy of mine said the secret was to keep the head in the bird - either by shooting a 40 lb bow or by using some sort of penetration control device. For me, the latter worked well. I used the ASP washer between a 75 Muzzy and the insert. The Grasshopper washer also works well. Very difficult for the bird to run or fly with a broadhead stuck in him.
Turkeys are amazingly hard to kill sometimes with a body shot. I lost two birds last spring hit pretty well with NAP Spitfires. A buddy of mine said the secret was to keep the head in the bird - either by shooting a 40 lb bow or by using some sort of penetration control device. For me, the latter worked well. I used the ASP washer between a 75 Muzzy and the insert. The Grasshopper washer also works well. Very difficult for the bird to run or fly with a broadhead stuck in him.
