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Turkey's don't Stand a chance w/ Vortex
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Contributors to this thread:
Ward's Outfitters 03-Apr-18
Ermine 03-Apr-18
HUNT MAN 03-Apr-18
HEAD DOCTOR 03-Apr-18
Errorhead 03-Apr-18
wkochevar 03-Apr-18
krieger 03-Apr-18
Matt 04-Apr-18
Rut Nut 04-Apr-18
Genesis 04-Apr-18
Nick Muche 04-Apr-18
SaddleReaper 04-Apr-18
Ermine 04-Apr-18
Ward's Outfitters 04-Apr-18
SaddleReaper 04-Apr-18
Teeton 04-Apr-18
Ermine 04-Apr-18
Teeton 04-Apr-18
7 Points 04-Apr-18
Rut Nut 04-Apr-18
Ermine 04-Apr-18
Sivart 04-Apr-18
Ward's Outfitters 04-Apr-18
03-Apr-18

Ward's Outfitters's embedded Photo
Ward's Outfitters's embedded Photo
Ward's Outfitters's embedded Photo
Ward's Outfitters's embedded Photo
Make them flop with Vortex Broadheads.

From: Ermine
03-Apr-18
Yea. That’s big cut. Puts them down quick

From: HUNT MAN
03-Apr-18
I agree. Best turkey head I have found . 2 3/4 cut

From: HEAD DOCTOR
03-Apr-18

HEAD DOCTOR's embedded Photo
ARIZONA GOULDS...2016.
HEAD DOCTOR's embedded Photo
ARIZONA GOULDS...2016.
Mr. Larry Buhlke harvested this Gould's Turkey in southeast Arizona. One tag out of I believe 5. Lucky, Lucky

From: Errorhead
03-Apr-18
I Got to get close enough to shoot before I can see if they work!

From: wkochevar
03-Apr-18
Hi Steve, So if we want to order some we have to call in or am I missing an online order page on the website? Nevermind, found it :-)

Hope your well....Kip

From: krieger
03-Apr-18
I've got a set of the Blue ones I plan on using this year on Toms.

From: Matt
04-Apr-18
Back in the day on a guided hunt I shot a tom with a 2 3/4" 125 gr. and the bird simply flipped up in the air, landed on its back, and never moved. The guide said he had never even seen shotgun-killed bird die so quickly. Those heads are magic on turkeys.

If memory serves, the only season I killed all 3 spring toms allowable here in CA, the combined recovery distance was 13 yards (some gravity assisted). Pretty amazing.

From: Rut Nut
04-Apr-18
Are you guys shooting them in the head/neck with these?

From: Genesis
04-Apr-18
Some good shot placement going in there somewhere also Matt but good to know those big heads will penetrate.Honestly that was my only concern as Turks can be deceptively “pillowesque “

From: Nick Muche
04-Apr-18
Best broadhead for turkey ever made!

From: SaddleReaper
04-Apr-18
I thought marden vortex went out of business?

From: Ermine
04-Apr-18
No I aim for the vitals.

04-Apr-18
With Vortex heads aim for the Vitals. Vortex went out of business a few years back, but with that said we are back.

From: SaddleReaper
04-Apr-18
Good to know! How are you affiliated?

From: Teeton
04-Apr-18
I respectfully disagree that it's the best,,, (hey I'm allowed to have my own opinion) :) But I do agree that it's a very good turkey head and that many of turkey don't like it. That head is very strong and will shoot spot on. I don't seem to have an interest in a head that's designed for the head shot. Most of my turkey have been killed with expandable's over fixed. There's just something for me about shooting a turkey in the body.

So Vortex is now back in business, if so I'll have to look them up. They did make some very good heads.

From: Ermine
04-Apr-18
Teeton- they are not for head shots. They are for body shots. The large cut diameter comes into play if your shot placement is a touch off you can still get vitals.

From: Teeton
04-Apr-18
Ermine, my post may of been confusing when I brought up the part about the head shot heads. I knew they are for body shots.. I meant that I just like heads like the vortex for body shots and not the big open ones for head shots.. Ed

From: 7 Points
04-Apr-18

7 Points's embedded Photo
7 Points's embedded Photo
2017 Goulds...Thanks Steven!

From: Rut Nut
04-Apr-18
OK- thanks guys. Figured you probably don't want to use an expandable when taking a head shot.

From: Ermine
04-Apr-18
Oh gotcha! Yea I’m with you. I never have tried the open ones specially for head shots

From: Sivart
04-Apr-18
Do they fly well? The rage extremes I've found don't fly the best.

04-Apr-18
Sivart

you will notice when in flight very little blade surface is exposed. This is why they fly extremely well even out of x bows shooting 400 feet per second

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