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I'm going on a boar hunt in July and am looking for a good broadhead for the job. Who has had good luck with what? No restrictions either, mechanicals are ok......Thanks
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I have never hunted boar but have seen the shows and read the articles in various rags. One thing I always hear is fixed blade only, no mechanicals. I would thing with enough arrow to do the job a good 3 blade like the G5 line would do the job.
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I picked myself up a muzzy 3 blade 100gr this year after i did a broadhead tune they were flyin nice wth my filds. I then did the jug test wth water n it was leakin pretty good.
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Any sturdy fixed blade head will do fine. Just remember to take lots of arrows and broadheads if you'll be at a ranch that you expect lots of shots. A buddy went in Texas and ended up with a full 2 dozen arrows and broadheads getting ruined from pass-throughs hitting stuff.
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I've killed a couple hogs and seen another couple killed, all with 125gr Thunderheads, worked well and hogs went no where with good hits.
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Ive killed 5 hogs using slick trick 100gr work awesome and leave big holes that dont close and are very tough i use them for all my hunting.
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I would recommend any good fix bh from all the popular brand will do the job. Hog is not any different than elk or moose. Good luck.
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Sounds like fun. Where're you going?
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I think any good broadhead that you would use for deer or elk will be just fine.
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Going to N. California with some friends and family to break up the off season.....
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