Toxic broadheads
Contributors to this thread:West Virginia
From: bkbowhunter
04-Jul-14
Just wondering if anyone has tried the tocic broadheads. If so what do you think. ?
From: babysaph
04-Jul-14
Are they poison?
From: Bennett2012
04-Jul-14
Seen the natives catch frogs and rub the darts on them and shoot the monkeys out of trees it works pretty good for them
From: gobbler
04-Jul-14
I've never seen nor used them. I looked them up. They look more like a gimmick to me. I can see bone or thick tissue plugging them up or stopping them , preventing a thru and thru shot.
I suppose if the didn't hit anything heavy they could work fine. Hard to beat a history of solid performance of a muzzy.
From: babysaph
04-Jul-14
I agree. Muzzy or zwickeys of bear broadheads.
From: WVBOWHUNTER
07-Jul-14
Ill stick with my 4 blade Muzzy mx 4s.
From: bubbastump
08-Jul-14
bubbastump's Link
I have them.. look up videos on youtube the milk jug test and the steel drum test had me sold. I have also seen the distinct shape of the toxic on an elk heart.
From: bubbastump
08-Jul-14
bubbastump's Link
here is another good video..
From: David Mitchell
09-Jul-14
All broadheads are toxic when put in the right spot! :o)
From: babysaph
09-Jul-14
Bingo Dave. I buy the cheapest ones I can so I can put more money in the hunt fund. I found a bunch of old bear heads at DH a few years ago and scrounged up some bleeders from friends. I have enough to last me the rest of my life for $30. Deer hate em. And they fly great off my set up. And easy to sharpen. I liked the muzzy phantom but didn't want to pay that much for a sharp stick. LOL
From: ProBabysitter
11-Jul-14
Tried them and shot deer with them. Then used them for small game!!!! flew great!! no blood even with good hits. In my opinion it was like shooting a FMJ in my bow. By the way as far as the you tube video take the same hole and move the wound channel back and forth as if some thing was running!!! please save your money or use it to plant a apple tree!!!
From: hookman
11-Jul-14
What happened to good old skill by placing a sharp broadhead in the right place ?
From: Publichunter
11-Jul-14
http://youtu.be/QcFbJ0Qw_PI From what I've seen we owe it to the deer to use broad heads like this. We all make bad shots and if you you haven't you haven't been hunting long enough, this ups the odds a little just in case we do. This deer looks like it got it a lil back and still only ran ten 20 yards.
