What broadheads you running?

[lokidog]

Rad Vandyke for me. Finest broad head I have ever used. Local guy/site sponsor and the heads fly amazing and are wicked sharp and kill very well.

http://radicalarchery.com/?product=deep-6-vandyke-lps100

Pretty happy with RAD as well, I use the TiCon.

[J.Brower]

Shot the G5 DeadMeat heads this year, did the job they were meant to do on my blacktail. Anything will kill, it's where you put it that counts 

[Duckhunter14]

Shuttle T's for me. My hunting partner and I have been using them for years and always had really good luck. Had lots of friends try other brands and had issues (fixed blades and expendables). Everything from flight issues, poor penetration, broken blades, etc. We have stuck with the Shuttle T's and will continue as long as they make them. They fly straight and are super tough.

[Hot Lunch]

Shot a white tail buck with a Raptor trick expandable. Tipped over grave yard dead at 20 yards. Considering they are not reusable I will look for something else in 2018.

[Jonathan_S]

TiCon 125 and Rival 125, both great designs. I haven’t taken an animal with the Rival yet but have killed two elk with it’s little brother, the VanDyke 100 LPS which is whisper quiet and solid as a rock. Two whitetail have fallen victim to the TiCon which is easy to switch to sharp, tight fitting blades and it shows no mercy!

[WapitiTalk1]

Magnus Stinger 4 Blade, 100 GN. 

[Sliverslinger]

G5 Striker for me. Shot them for years.
I’ve considered trying RAD but not sure what I could gain by doing so and I’ve had nothing but good luck with Strikers.

[The scout]

I have used a bunch of different brands, and I have been using the wac’ em exits. But I think I’m going to switch to the rad heads. The wac’ em’s Are crazy sharp but not super durable. Have heard nothing but good thing and seen good things about the rad heads.

[Jpmiller]

Not the G5 montecs. Two years in a row with bad blood trails to follow. They do the job but I like a better exit wound that spews blood. Shot muzzys for years with great blood trails but might try the slick tricks this year on a recommendation from Denton at Rock Creek archery.

The montecs fly really noisy as well. Might have just got a bad batch as others like them but I won't shoot them again.

[SCRUBS]

WapitiTalk1, did you run one of those through anything this year?

[NH HUNTER IN WA]

I run a 110grain G5. No issues, clean pass, good blood, easy to clean and keep sharp.

[goldenhtr]

Grim Reapers

 

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[emac]

G5 montechs for me

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[Wanttohuntmore]

G5 montecs CS, though they don't sharpen as good as I'd like, and there price is too high.  Might try slick tricks next year. 

[Tbob]

I’m also a Shuttle T guy. I’ve heard some people complain that they aren’t as sharp as they could be, but ive not had any problems. I’ve shot a few javelina with them one bull elk and a blacktail. Everything has died within site of me from where I shot!
  I’ve tried a few other broadheads and have always had one issue or another. These Shuttle T’s always fly super straight for me and it really builds up my confidence out in the field. Shot placement is number one for me. If I get that little voice in my head, that reminds me, they weren’t flying so well at the range during the heat of the moment, we’ll no good man! Never any problems with the Shuttle T’s so I’ll be shooting them until they’re no longer around.. I’m super confident with those on the end of my arrow.