For elk I would stay with fixed,less to go wrong,Iam trying mech.for the 1st time in 23yrs this yr.cant wait to see if I did the right move.(just for whitetail).

fixed one piece

I prefer to use a mechanical broadhead. It is my personal choice. I use it because when you hit yourtarget it slows down your arrow while it passes through, if it passes through. the slower it goes through the more it tears up on the inside. I actually have had 4 arrows not pass through and had the deer run less than 40 yards and drop. I think that when the arrow stops on the inside it really damages the internal organs and doesn't allow a deer to clot and get away.Mechanicals shouldn't affect he spin on the arrow as much as a fixed blade would, here you already have your flections/feathers turning your arrow for you. I wouldn't want to have a fixed blade making my arrow spin differently than I am used to with my field points. But again, this is just my personal beliefs and opinions, It all comes down to a personal preference, as with any Archery product. If it kills a deer, then it works. Good luck hunting.

My choice would also be fixed in 125 gr.

Flat out either will work but i would increase bh weight and maybe draw weight

Make sure that mechanicals are legal for elk wherever you are going. I think in some states they are not allowed but I might be wrong on this.

hoytraider85

Im sorry but your first post ever, you say; I use it because when you hit yourtarget it slows down your arrow while it passes through, if it passes through. the slower it goes through the more it tears up on the inside. Ouch man how long have you been bow hunting for these creatures. Your the first guy that I have ever seen say he wants a broad head that has bad penetration!!!!!! Why don't you just dull your blades why your at it.

Seriously not a good Idea to think this way

Yea i caught that to but just laughted it off

LMAO!!