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midwest 16-Mar-21
t-roy 16-Mar-21
smarba 16-Mar-21
Supernaut 16-Mar-21
GF 16-Mar-21
Bowfreak 16-Mar-21
Slate 16-Mar-21
Teeton 16-Mar-21
Matt 16-Mar-21
Dale06 16-Mar-21
WVFarrier 16-Mar-21
Jaquomo 16-Mar-21
Paul@thefort 16-Mar-21
WV Mountaineer 16-Mar-21
patience2spare 16-Mar-21
Buglmin 16-Mar-21
joehunter 16-Mar-21
Jasper 16-Mar-21
BOHNTR 16-Mar-21
HUNT MAN 17-Mar-21
'Ike' (Phone) 17-Mar-21
goyt 17-Mar-21
skipmaster1 17-Mar-21
skipmaster1 17-Mar-21
sam 17-Mar-21
turkeyhunter60 19-Mar-21
dnovo 19-Mar-21
static 19-Mar-21
BOWNUT 19-Mar-21
dnovo 19-Mar-21
tundrajumper 21-Mar-21
Rsquared 21-Mar-21
Thisismyhandle 21-Mar-21
Ward's Outfitters 24-Mar-21
Ward's Outfitters 24-Mar-21
From: midwest
16-Mar-21

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I've killed a bunch of turkeys with Jak-Hammers and, in recent seasons, have been using Spitfire Maxx with good results. This year, I ordered a pack of the Vortex 2.75" cut, 125 gr. broadheads to try.

What's everyone else using?

From: t-roy
16-Mar-21
Bullheads 100grain, with a couple of expandables in the quiver for the longer shots. I bought a bunch of Spitfire 2 blades, that were super cheap on sale last spring, from Midway USA. Gonna give them a go this year. Killed a pile of birds over the years with Vortex heads similar to the ones you’re going with this year, Nick.

From: smarba
16-Mar-21
That Vortex looks great. I use Bullhead 125 (I shoot 125 weight for all my BH, but really appreciate the larger cutting diameter of the Bullhead 125 vs 100).

From: Supernaut
16-Mar-21
Tuffhead Meatheads out of my recurve. My neighbor and good friend owns the company and makes them right across the road form my house so I'm kinda partial to them.

Best of luck on those gobblers!

From: GF
16-Mar-21
Not arguing… Just asking.

It was always my understanding that the challenge with turkeys was getting adequate penetration, and it seems like that head would set you up to have to cut through an off a lot of quills to get through to anything that really matters. Do those somehow delay opening just enough?

I think if I were going to go for it myself, I would most likely go with the guillotine style head, because my favorite type of target is some thing like an old arrowshaft or a bamboo garden stake stuck in the ground. Or maybe just an Ace super-express to open up more shot opportunities.... they’re big, but should penetrate a whole lot better, especially on a fan-side shot....

From: Bowfreak
16-Mar-21
Had great luck with the Vortex 2.75 over the years. I am just too cheap to pay for them now when I can find serviceable heads considerably cheaper. I using Spitfire XXX this year.

From: Slate
16-Mar-21
RAGE

From: Teeton
16-Mar-21
Rocket hammer head, 3 blade 2 inches open. Was shooting my old bow at 415 gr @ 298fps and mostly got a pass-through. New bow bowtech revolt, same arrow,, shoots good,,, but a little slower.. So we will see. Ed

From: Matt
16-Mar-21
Vortex 125 gr. 2 3/4" just like the one picked by the OP. Deadly.

From: Dale06
16-Mar-21
Fixed, Magnus Serazors, 125 grain. They’ve killed quite a few for me.

From: WVFarrier
16-Mar-21
This year Im using Ironwill Wide 200 grains. Last season I used the 200 grain Grizzlystik Silverflame

From: Jaquomo
16-Mar-21
Bullhead 125s, with some big Dead Ringer mechs for backup. I sure like head shooting those rascals.

From: Paul@thefort
16-Mar-21

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killed over 60 turkeys and 100 geese with these NAP `125 gr 3bld ShockWaves.

16-Mar-21
Remington 870 loaded with a 3”, #5 shot longbeard xr. It’s pretty dang deadly.

I believe in giving everyone a fair chance. Me included. That and I despise the idea of not covering ground while turkey hunting.

16-Mar-21
I'm with WV, Benelli SBE II with 3.5" Remington Nitro 4's. I've killed a couple with my bow and Steelhead 125 XL's, but love turkey hunting with my shotgun! For me, I just love hunting birds with my gun... but I only want my bow for any big game hunting. Good luck with your turkey hunts! Pete

From: Buglmin
16-Mar-21
Shot my birds last spring with the Black Widow Innovations px2. Before that, my last eight birds were killed with G5 Montecs.

From: joehunter
16-Mar-21

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Wasp Jak-Hammers 1 3/4 inch cut.

From: Jasper
16-Mar-21

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These are killers! Rage Turkey Extreme

From: BOHNTR
16-Mar-21
I use the same head o hunt deer and elk with. Always seems to perform well.

From: HUNT MAN
17-Mar-21
Rocket hammerhead .

But I have killed a lot with that vortex but the price is to high compared to the rockets.

17-Mar-21
G5 Tekan 100...

From: goyt
17-Mar-21
125 bullhead here.

From: skipmaster1
17-Mar-21

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Iron Will Wide

From: skipmaster1
17-Mar-21

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Also some 200 grain 1-1/4” VPA.

From: sam
17-Mar-21
C.O.C.....................125G Solid Mechanical...........125G Vortex Steel

19-Mar-21
Just like with everything else, Muzzy 3 blade or Wasp Cam-locs..

From: dnovo
19-Mar-21
Zwickey Deltas or No Mercy

From: static
19-Mar-21
Snuffer

From: BOWNUT
19-Mar-21

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NAP Kill Zone. Same as last year.

From: dnovo
19-Mar-21
Zwickey Deltas or No Mercy

From: tundrajumper
21-Mar-21
Wife and I used nothing but zwickey for 40+ years.

From: Rsquared
21-Mar-21

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21-Mar-21
Wasp Havalon. I’m thinking about trying jackhammers for turkeys.

24-Mar-21

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Vortex of course

24-Mar-21

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Vortex of course

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