This^^^

Slick tricks are the sharpest blades I have found, they fly straight for me and did I mention these things are sharp? I like versatility of using the same broadhead whether in a tree or whether shooting through mesh. Either way they are my choice everytime.

Rage is too flimsy and do not penetrate, in my experience, as well as Slick Tricks.

I tried Muzzy three blade 100's for a couple of years and never could get them to fly straight. Also they are not as sharp as Slick Trick.

Last Season I hit a buck low and ran the broadhead down his belly. It cut him open so wide that his guts spilled out and left a blood "trail" on all brush and tall grass he passed by.

I also hit a doe in the heart with a slick trick last season and she only ran about 30 yards.

Try them!

Another vote for Slick tricks, fly the exact same as my field points and scalpel sharp

Bloodrunners are one of the best heads I have used. They are a fixed mechanical head. Everyone worries about a mechanical head not opening. Well with bloodrunners if they don't open they cut like a fixed blade head. When they open(I have never had one not open)they cut a hole big enough to drive a truck through.

Never seen or shot the hartcraft broadheads before, but watched the hunting show last night and wanted to beat my head on the floor... literaly, the show was one big paid advertiesment, right down to hunting on his uncles ranch.


I shoot t-locks. Worked great on everything I have shot and fly like a field point.

2 blade bloodrunner it leaves a huge 2 1/16 inch hole and a big blood trail.

Good stuff guys! Thx!

With all the good broadheads out there it doesn't really matter what you use if you put it through a deer into its lungs or heart it's going to die. I personally love rage

Slick Trick 100 gr Magnums are what I'm shooting nowadays.

They are extremely well constructed, and fly nicely.

I was shooting at 40 yards a couple nights ago, and sliced off fletchings.

I do not have to "re-tune" my bow for them either, they just hit where my field points do without any fiddling around.

For many years before, I shot 100 grain Thunderheads. They fly realky well and put a bunch of meat in the freezer.