BobCo19-65

This year, I used Stos Brothers two bladed 145 grain head. Next year, I have decided to go back to Magnus I 140 grain with bleeders.

Cliff_N_Di

Eclipse teflon coated 2 blade.

Dianna

doehunter

I like the Simmons Treeshark 190 gr.

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Bill Curlis

Bear Razorhead light. I shoot them without the bleeder blades.

COB

Well there's Snuffers. And then there's Shuffers. And there is always Snuffers. Did I mention I like Snuffers too.

Ted A. Young AKA COB <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

Josh Sorensen

COB- those snuffers sure cut nice big holes don't they. Gotta love those short and heavy bloodtrails.

str8narrow

Magnus two blades...
... I mean Zwickeys

No, Magnus

OK, Zwickeys

Maybe I should choose by color instead...

Black it is!

Or green...

Black! No... green definitely... I think.

decisions, decisions!



YBIC,
Dave &gt;&lt;&gt;

Matt 6:33,34/Rev 3:20

COB

Roggie Josh! Really BIG holes and short MESSY blood trails!

Chill out str8. Take two Snuffers and call ole Doc. COB in the morning! <img src=icon_smile_cool.gif border=0 align=middle>

Ted A. Young AKA COB

Josh Sorensen

I got saved by the massive cut afforded by the snuffer once when I shot a michigan doe and at the shot she took a step forward, ended up hitting her a little farther back than I had planned. arrow came through, slit the diaphram and opened the liver up pretty good just barely catching a piece of the far lung. She only made it 80 yards, the furthest that any snuffer hit deer has gone for me. I might have been ok with a two blade but I'm sure there was a lot more damage done by the 3 blades than just two and in this case the massive blood loss, and those two big holes letting in lots of air to compress the lungs sure did the trick. Thank god for snuffers.