Serrated Expanible
02-14-2009, 06:47 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Serrated Expanible
ORIGINAL: Hick442
Yeah i said in my first two post that the main intent for this broadhead would be turkey.
ORIGINAL: BGfisher
Now that we're all in lather and getting good feedback you now tell us that the main intent is for turkey? That may be a different ball game there.
Now that we're all in lather and getting good feedback you now tell us that the main intent is for turkey? That may be a different ball game there.
Yeah i said in my first two post that the main intent for this broadhead would be turkey.
02-14-2009, 08:01 PM
#22
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Chatham, ohio
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RE: Serrated Expanible
Yea thanks for the feedback BG and what ideas would you have for a good turkey broundhead. I shot jake in the fall with muzzy three blades and it passed through like butter. Im only shooting 55 lbs with a 2005 fred bear Obsession.
02-16-2009, 06:10 AM
#23
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Middletown PA United States
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RE: Serrated Expanible
Hick,
I never make specific recommendations because I don't keep up with all the
"latest and greatest" changes that seem to come about very year, but for turkey I would jsut resmooned the largest expandable you can find. Something in the 2" range. The 55# should be OK as that isn't nearly as much as the 70# everybody thinks they have to have these days. It's really tough to say what the ideal setup would be. And really, who has ever tried every combination on the market on real birds?
Wish you luck though. Turkey are a very challenging game bird. Personally I've never bagged one with a bow although I've come close twice. They just have more "woods smarts" than me.
I never make specific recommendations because I don't keep up with all the
"latest and greatest" changes that seem to come about very year, but for turkey I would jsut resmooned the largest expandable you can find. Something in the 2" range. The 55# should be OK as that isn't nearly as much as the 70# everybody thinks they have to have these days. It's really tough to say what the ideal setup would be. And really, who has ever tried every combination on the market on real birds?
Wish you luck though. Turkey are a very challenging game bird. Personally I've never bagged one with a bow although I've come close twice. They just have more "woods smarts" than me.
02-16-2009, 09:31 AM
#24
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Chatham, ohio
Posts: 598
RE: Serrated Expanible
ORIGINAL: BGfisher
Hick,
I never make specific recommendations because I don't keep up with all the
"latest and greatest" changes that seem to come about very year, but for turkey I would jsut resmooned the largest expandable you can find. Something in the 2" range. The 55# should be OK as that isn't nearly as much as the 70# everybody thinks they have to have these days. It's really tough to say what the ideal setup would be. And really, who has ever tried every combination on the market on real birds?
Wish you luck though. Turkey are a very challenging game bird. Personally I've never bagged one with a bow although I've come close twice. They just have more "woods smarts" than me.
Hick,
I never make specific recommendations because I don't keep up with all the
"latest and greatest" changes that seem to come about very year, but for turkey I would jsut resmooned the largest expandable you can find. Something in the 2" range. The 55# should be OK as that isn't nearly as much as the 70# everybody thinks they have to have these days. It's really tough to say what the ideal setup would be. And really, who has ever tried every combination on the market on real birds?
Wish you luck though. Turkey are a very challenging game bird. Personally I've never bagged one with a bow although I've come close twice. They just have more "woods smarts" than me.
Yea i hear you there, My brother(SimanOh08) and i have been going at it for four years know and have only gotten one gobbler and two jakes. Only one of the jakes was with a bow.
