I've killed with flint heads with cedar arrows...and the deer ran 30 yards...dead...so # of blades means nothing to me...make a hole in the lungs....animal bleeds to death and dies...when will we all realize this??....

4 blade ST's.......... simply awesome

Yea Crimson Talon already made a 6 blade like mauser06 said. They were not impressive (to me).

I use 2 blade heads and they make they best blood trails I have seen so far.

Crimson tallons are not real 6 blades. The have three blades and three tincy little "bleeders" that stick out about 1/8th of an inch. Not exactly a blade IMO. Besides that, their blades are dull enough thatI wouldn't call any of the "blades" blades.

Innerloc is the only company that i know of that makes real 2, 3, 4, and 5 bladed broadheads.

IMOa broadhead havingmore than4 blades is pointless. 4 blades maximizes a broadheadscutting ability yet keeps the exposed surface area of the blades as small enough for better flight characteristics. I am talking fixed bladed heads here.

But like Michigan said. Cut a hole in both lungs and you have a dead deer. The number of blades really isn't going to make a hill of beans difference to the dead deer.

Dance with the one that brung ya.. If it works for you go for it..

I'msold on220 Grian Muzzy Phantoms with bleeder blades.

I think there is/was a 5 blade head it was razorback (I think) and the head actually spun I never tried them and never heard anything about them but I did see them