burniegoeasily

Just make sure to take good shots. I have taken many, many hogs with mechanicals and no problems. I shot everything from my 70lb compounds, 65 lbs compounds, 60 lb recurve, and 52lb recurve. If you stay out of the shield, keep the shot low, and use a small cut diameter, you will have no problem. I have not had one problem with any mechanical Ive used. Actually, I have not used anything but mechanicals for the past 6 years.

I shot this guy 5 months ago withmy old Herters recurve which is52 lb @ 28". It was a little over a 35 yards shot. I took it with a nap shockwave. He ran all of 20 yards and piled up. He was right at 300lbs.

bigboar23

Mechanicals have saved us loosing pigs plenty of times. The expandable actually rips the flaps better there by allowing the blood to continue to flow. Fixed blades are good when you have less cover. Heavy cover , you need blood fast and real fast. Fixed or mechanical, is a question of how tough they are for the hide and bone. Like Burnie said, shot placment is key.

ahunter55

Taken over a Dz. in the last 3 years with Rocky Mountain 3 Blade Ironheads.

Rebel Hog

Like these?




Most of my buddies in FL., use the Simmons Sharks

Rebel Hog

If I was going to use it, I would these.

4 BLADE

.035" SS

1-1/8" DIAMETER

One Piece

Steel

Rhinoferrule™




SLICKTRICK 125

ahunter55

Taken over a Dz. in the past 3 years with Rocky Mountain 3 Blade Ironheads.

LnWolf

Shot placement with a sharp blade is the key. Fixed or mech. I use Montecs, but am thinking I may try the new Rage head.

SHoNUFF

3Blade Muzzys. After the performace i had this weekend i dout i will ever shoot anything else. Slice bone like butter and left a nice spiral trail threw and threw on 2 hogs with one shot.... thats a good broadhead in my book.

burniegoeasily

Out of the fixed heads, I really like the muzzy 3 blades. That and the slick tricks. I also liked the sonic fixed head.