Vortex Broadhead Kills

Lets do some bragging with some Vortex Kills, The person that post the most photos will receive 12 Vortex Broadheads of your choice. The person that post the bloodiest picture will receive 6 Vortex Broadheads, we will also do a random pick of a photo for 3 Vortex Broadheads. I'll get it started

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

First coues with Wards. Orange Vortex

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

First coues with Wards. Orange Vortex

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

First coues with Wards. Orange Vortex

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

Exit hole

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

Not sure why the triple post. Sorry Steve

From: BOWNBIRDHNTR

27-Mar-18

This is a photo of an old photo. My first ever experience with a Vortex broadhead and executed a perfect 51 yard shot. The person behind the camera was Stephen's dad, Dennis, and the inventor of this great head. So many great memories from that hunt!

From: midwest

27-Mar-18

Hey molsonarcher, "The person that post the most photos will receive 12 Vortex Broadheads of your choice."

He didn't specify they couldn't all be the same photo! lol!

From: HUNT MAN

27-Mar-18

DO turkeys count?

From: Ward's Outfitters

27-Mar-18

yes turkeys count

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

I've got about 50 I could post if I had the time.

From: molsonarcher

27-Mar-18

Midwest, lol good one. I really wasn’t trying to cheat! Not sure how that happened.

From: Ward's Outfitters

27-Mar-18

Com on Matt lets see them.

From: HUNT MAN

27-Mar-18

Killed 4 last year with the same vortex head. 125 green 2 3/4 . Matt turned me On to those. Have 2 left . Just got 2 packs of 100 black 2 3-4. Great head

From: HUNT MAN

27-Mar-18

All 4 birds above killed with the same head. 125 green 2 3/4. Hunt

From: t-roy

27-Mar-18

Using the same head on multiple birds only counts as one, right?!

From: Ward's Outfitters

27-Mar-18

T-roy nope it's an additional harvest.

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

I think I only have a few on this computer.

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

Dall sheep where he died. Lucky, or he would have gone all the way to the bottom.

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

The only pig I ever killed that sniffed #300.

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

From: trkyslr

27-Mar-18

Matt you show off :-) good stuff!

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

Best turkey to date, I have a dozen more with the 125 gr. 2 3/4".

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

Midnight last day caribou from the NWT, shattered his rear offside leg on a quartering too shot w/ a 125 gr. 2" steel. Outstanding performance.

From: Matt

27-Mar-18

Chris, only because I want Steven to mail a dozen 125 gr. 2" steels to my house, I am almost out. ;-)

From: HUNT MAN

27-Mar-18

Matt for the win!!!

From: Bowfreak

28-Mar-18

Awesome Matt. I love the caribou pic.

From: midwest

28-Mar-18

WTG Matt!

From: Bowboy

28-Mar-18

Awesome guys!

From: carcus

28-Mar-18

Are these bh's still available in stores or online??

From: Ward's Outfitters

28-Mar-18

Carcus

They are available in some stores, We need consumers to go to their local archery shops and ask them to carry Vortex. You can buy them at www.vortexbroadheads.com

From: 7 Points

28-Mar-18

I think Matt wins the bloodiest with that hog.

From: Mark Watkins

28-Mar-18

And Matt dunks it over the goalpost!

Nice!

Mark

From: JTreeman

28-Mar-18

Gonna be tough to beat Matt I think...

—jim

From: stick slinger

28-Mar-18

Matt’s deer don’t count. Something’s fishy. Ears drooping like crazy, and racks are too big. I call fowl. We clearly need an X-ray before continuing.

From: KeerDilla

28-Mar-18

225 pounds down in less than 30 yards

Taken with an old (15+ years) 2" after a quick sharpening.

From: Ward's Outfitters

28-Mar-18

Great Photos guys, Keep Posting!!!!

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

I'll give it a shot, but a lot of my pics aren't on my computer. I have at least 40 vortex kills.

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

New Zealand 2014. Don't have a pic of my second tahr because after I shot it, it charged me and proceeded to jump off a 500' snowy cliff never to be seen again.

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Birthday buck and new years pig

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

From: Ward's Outfitters

28-Mar-18

Great Photos Kevin when did you start shooting Vortex Broadheads ?

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Started in 1990. Took this bull with the 125gr. 2 3/4''

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Here are the results of my second trip to Africa

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Another assortment

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

I'm very proud of this one. Kaibab buff. 75 gr. mini max

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Here is my first african trip. 125 gr 1 1/2'' all steel. Sorry for the poor quality of pic. The glarey one is a baboon.

From: hunting dad

28-Mar-18

Don't know how that happened, I rotated it. Must be because it's from South Africa. I'll check back tomorrow. I still have antelope, mt. lion, caribou, bear, more turkeys, pigs and elk if you want them.

From: Forest bows

28-Mar-18

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

Stock killer from Mayer AZ

Alpine AZ

One of my two caribou bulls from Quebec

Vortex heads are awesome. Here's a few more that just came through.

From: Ward's Outfitters

29-Mar-18

Wow Kevin thanks for posting!!! Matt I think you have some competition.

From: Forest bows

29-Mar-18

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

All my boys use Vortex too. We'd clean house with a family competition. LOL I'm trying to find a couple blood trail pics that are just WOW.

From: Ward's Outfitters

29-Mar-18

Perfect thank you.

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

Instead of more animal pics, here's some of the heads that made them dinner. This head killed a raghorn bull out of a treestand. 80lb bow and easton 2317 arrows. I released early and like slow motion, I saw the arrow flying and was picturing the long day ahead. The arrow hit and the bull dropped like a rock. The arrow snapped off and was forgotten. As I was splitting the elk with my saw, I hit something in the spine. It was the broadhead. You can see the cut marks on the insert and the tips of the blades. That represents center of spine. The bent tip is where the head was sticking out the other side of the spine. The vortex nearly decapitated the elk.

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

This is an assortment of blades, post animal. You can see a few that are bent from hitting bone. None have ever broken. The blue vortex solid was buried in the opposite shoulder of my Alberta moose.

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

Here's a couple firsts for me. An antelope and my first archery turkey.

From: hunting dad

29-Mar-18

Don't know where that came from or who that belongs to. Let's try again

From: Ward's Outfitters

30-Mar-18

Hunting Dad , man you for sure have been a loyal Vortex Broadhead Customer. We will give it a few more days to see if anyone else joins.

From: BOWNBIRDHNTR

30-Mar-18

Hunting Dad said and showed it well, the Vortex blade may bend but they just don't break....and a bent blade will continue to cut!

From: Ward's Outfitters

30-Mar-18

We bent this blade on purpose to show that they don't break. They are designed to bend and not break unlike most other Mechanical Broadheads.

From: Bowfreak

30-Mar-18

What are the chances we see the 2" steel again?

From: Ward's Outfitters

30-Mar-18

Bow Freak Great News the 125 grain all Steel will be available in 8-12 weeks.

From: Ermine

30-Mar-18

I’ll be patiently waiting for a 100 Grainer all steel! :)

From: hunting dad

30-Mar-18

Steve, are any "solid" models coming back?

From: Ward's Outfitters

30-Mar-18

The only solid Model we have right now in the Mini-Max 75 grain we have some in stock. Also we will be bringing back the 125 grain 2.0 all Steel

From: Bowfreak

31-Mar-18

Good deal!

From: midwest

31-Mar-18

What do the entrance holes look like?

From: Matt

31-Mar-18

Generally a 1"+ hole similar to what you would see from a COC head. Closed profile of the old style was 7/8", but the hole in the hide tends to be a bit larger.

From: hunting dad

31-Mar-18

Pic doesn't do it justice, but here is a blood trail that you could follow with your eyes closed. This is from an elk shot at 20 yds.

From: midwest

31-Mar-18

Matt, Did you use them for elk?

From: Matt

31-Mar-18

I have killed at least a couple of elk w/ them, but I prefer COC heads for the bigger game (elk, moose) due to my shortish DL.

From: hunting dad

01-Apr-18

Here's a blood trail pic from my son. LOL He was on the Knoll fire and the slurry bombers were a little rusty.

From: Mark

01-Apr-18

This Javalina field dressed 53 pounds. Got him using a 23/4 inch 100 grain vortex on January 1,2018.

From: Ward's Outfitters

02-Apr-18

Ground hunter What is your draw length , arrow weight and FPS of your bow. The Vortex Heads are sold in Pack of 3 for $37.95

From: HEAD DOCTOR

02-Apr-18

Vortex 75 grain 2 inch cut aluminum body. This was before the ALL STEEL 75 grain 1-1/2" cut.

Ground Hunter It doesn't take that much energy to open them. If you remove the o-ring and put the head on an arrow with the broadhead on a solid surface and spin the arrow the blades will flash open. The o-ring actually rolls hair up and for an instant the arrow shoots through the o-ring until the hair is ripped out. The 0-ring can also be used as a penetration indicator. Usually with a pass thru the o-ring will end up in the middle of the fletching (if the o-ring has not broken during the process.)

From: AZBUGLER

03-Apr-18

Had to find some of my archived photos. Pretty sure these aren’t all.... Amazing broadheads!

From: AZBUGLER

03-Apr-18

From: AZBUGLER

03-Apr-18

From: Ward's Outfitters

04-Apr-18

Great Photos Chris.

From: AZBUGLER

04-Apr-18

Thank you Steven. I’ve been using Vortex broadheads since the mid 90’s.

From: HEAD DOCTOR

08-Apr-18

75 grain 2 inch cut, aluminum body, steel tip.

Vortex 75 grain 2 inch cut. This head will give you about 7 feet per second over a 100 grain head...If you are into; THE NEED FOR SPEED!

From: HUNT MAN

08-Apr-18

From: HUNT MAN

08-Apr-18

And another one . 2 3/4 . Worlds best turkey head. Hunt

From: Ward's Outfitters

10-Apr-18

I would have to agree , they are turkey killing machines.

From: Tajue17

13-Apr-18

I'm not trolling I'm saying this to be funny because I know you guys have better pics than these!! trophy size? horn size? it mean's nothing here,,,,,,,,, this is a vortex thread so where's all the huge holes and huge blood trails,,, turkeys with no heads? this thread showing off a big cutting head is pointless with the exception of maybe 3 photos so far.....right now it looks NO different than a "G5 kills" thread... Vortex is a big broadhead? so lets see some big scary holes and lots of blood all over the bushes and ground !!!! 8^)

From: Ward's Outfitters

13-Apr-18

From: Drop tine

13-Apr-18

Is there a distributor in Canada or do we need to order them direct?

Great pictures everyone.

From: Skippy

13-Apr-18

Ordered some today, 100 grains 2" cut. first test will be hogs April 27th.

From: Ward's Outfitters

14-Apr-18

Drop Tine you will have to order them direct right now , we are working on Distributors. www.vortexbroadheads.com

From: Sam

14-Apr-18

The following kills are all 100G Vortex between circa1993-1996

From: Sam

14-Apr-18

From: Sam

14-Apr-18

From: Drop tine

14-Apr-18

Great, will do that, thanks.

From: hunting dad

20-Apr-18

Found some pics of a Texas exotic hunt. Pig was a strong quartering away shot, entered just in front of right rear leg and exited through left front leg.

From: Ward's Outfitters

23-Apr-18

Hunting dad. Private message is your address let us know what heads you would like and we will get them sent to you. You are officially the winner!!!

From: HUNT MAN

23-Apr-18