Best Broadhead for deer
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Typical Buck
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I have shot 3 blade muzzy's with the chisel point but after reading an article in Peterson's which says the cut on contacts are far better, I am wondering if I am shooting the wrong head. I also have a friend leaving for an Elk hunt soon, and he is wondering if he should trade for the cut on contacts.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
#2
Have the 3 blade Muzzys worked for you in the past? If so, then stick with them. Many people use them, myself included. Just because you read an article doesn't mean you should waste money. Yes, COC heads get good penetration, but if you can acheive a lethal hit with the broadheads you have now, why waste money?
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From: king of prussia pa USA
cut on impact have there place, but the muzzy is one of the best broadheads "ever" made. most cut on impact blades are razors and do not leave big wounds. muzzy will open the animal up and usually pass right through. stick with what u have. muzzy broads will take down the largest african game...deer are no match
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Pulaskiville
Bear Razorhead...
You laugh, but I've killed more than my share over 20+years with them. If you hit them right, they're as good as any.
That said...If you hit them right, a good field point will do the trick. LOL
Last year was my first year ever hunting without the Razorheads. Not much diff. I used mechanicals, and I still was the deer going down in sight of my stand.
You laugh, but I've killed more than my share over 20+years with them. If you hit them right, they're as good as any.
That said...If you hit them right, a good field point will do the trick. LOL
Last year was my first year ever hunting without the Razorheads. Not much diff. I used mechanicals, and I still was the deer going down in sight of my stand.
#5
most cut on impact blades are razors and do not leave big wounds
If your using a COI and a muzzy that have the same size blades why would the muzzy leave a bigger wound? A 1.25 cutting diameter is the same wether it's a COI or a chisel head.
hunters have been using heads like the Wensel woodsman for years on African game with no pronlems.
Best Broadhead for deer
#6
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From: Warren OH USA
Stick with what you know works.
Just how dead do you want these deer to be?????
I've shot Muzzy 3 blade 100's straingt through the center of a deer's rib and it still passed through...and the deer was plenty dead plenty quick.
Just how dead do you want these deer to be?????
I've shot Muzzy 3 blade 100's straingt through the center of a deer's rib and it still passed through...and the deer was plenty dead plenty quick.
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Typical Buck
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From: New York
i'VE WROTE IT IN A COUPLE THREADS ALREADY , I TESTED MORE THAN A FEW BROADHEADS INTO A 1 INCH PIECE OF PLYWOOD ON SUNDAY, CUT ON CONTACT BROADHEAD FAIRED OK, TOO MUCH CUTTING SURFACE TO PENETRATE PROPERLY, MUZZY'S ON THE OTHER HAND PASSED RIGHT THRU IT, NOT SAYING CUT ON CONTACT BROADHEADS WILL NOT WORK, BUT FOR MY MONEY AND THE SHOT OF A LIFETIME MUZZY'S MY BROADHEAD OF CHOICE.
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From: Flowery Branch Ga. 30542
There are no best broadheads for deer. I'll say it again you have to use what you know in your heart of hearts you can shoot the best. I would say that all of the broadheads on the market will get the job done. Provided the shooter can put the broadhead where it belongs.
I use the one I know I can put where it needs to be put when the time comes. When I hunt from a tree I use that brand and that brand only. Don't care about the rest of them because I have confidence in that one.
Reason I looking at others is because I have a blind, so I'm looking at some to see what will go thru the mess and what won't.
So select the one that you can tune and shoot to your best abiliety. You'll go broke and nuts trying them all, because there isn't any best one for deer..
I use the one I know I can put where it needs to be put when the time comes. When I hunt from a tree I use that brand and that brand only. Don't care about the rest of them because I have confidence in that one.
Reason I looking at others is because I have a blind, so I'm looking at some to see what will go thru the mess and what won't.
So select the one that you can tune and shoot to your best abiliety. You'll go broke and nuts trying them all, because there isn't any best one for deer..


