Turkey Hunting Broadheads

[SummitSitter]

This is my first year turkey hunting with the crossbow. I currently use 125 gr broadheads for deer hunting, with zombie bolts. What broadheads would you guys recommend for turkey hunting and should I stay with 125 gr heads? Thanks for your assistance.

[mr meat]

You can use what you use for deer!

[Tom]

You can use what you use for deer!

Accuracy and confidence is most important. If you are confident in your deer setup, then use it.

[Boo]

Any set up that gives you 1" accuracy at the range you plan on shooting is what you should use.

[longbow joe]

Some will brag about the magnus bullhead.... head chopper that is a good option but l have killed over twenty turkeys over the years with a standard spitfire only ever loosing one to a bad hit on my part. Now l use the super wide spitfire max.ln short a regular deer head will kill a turkey just fine with proper placement. Without the expense and resighting that goes with it .look at charts on the internet there are many that show turkey anatomy.

[Carnivorous]

Magnus bullhead...

[Dodgethis]

Magnus Bullhead x2.

[Blutck]

I used a Dead Ringer Kill Switch (150 grns, 5" cut) on this tom. Absolutely devastating.

[SummitSitter]

Thanks for the replies. I wasn't sure if there was any advantages to using broadheads designed for turkey hunting verses deer hunting broadheads.

I currently use Muzzy Trocar 125 gr broadheads for deer hunting, and they shoot great.

[SummitSitter]

Magnus bullhead...

This is probably a stupid question, but if you happen to shoot a nice turkey and plan on getting it mounted, would broadheads like the Magnus Bullhead do too much damage?

[longbow joe]

When a turkey is mounted it gets a plastic head.