turkey broadheads

[Roadrunnr72]

Don,t think its which broadhead you use,Shot placement is more important as with any game!

Yep, turkey's are really tough, shot placement is the key.

Since you brought up shot placement, where is the best place to hit them? Aim for the base of the neck? I have heard of some trying to pin the wings, but that was with a vertical. I have only shot one turkey, and it was with a smokepole. Looking forward to this years season. Thanks.....RR

[Fred T]

Don,t think its which broadhead you use,Shot placement is more important as with any game!

Certainly,but a wider cut mech. should give a little extra margin for error.

[Oppie]

Don,t think its which broadhead you use,Shot placement is more important as with any game!

Yep, turkey's are really tough, shot placement is the key.

Since you brought up shot placement, where is the best place to hit them? Aim for the base of the neck? I have heard of some trying to pin the wings, but that was with a vertical. I have only shot one turkey, and it was with a smokepole. Looking forward to this years season. Thanks.....RR

Spine or head, them wings are like armor plate.

My wife lost her first gobbler, he was 15 yds shot with a 20 ga 3"mag # 4 shot, rolled him hard and when he got his feet under him he was runnin
Don't know any man that could take a hit like that an still walk let alone run.
I love gobbler huntin....

[Hester0305]

Killed 1 with a Grizztrick and 2 with the Slick Trick Mags I like both of these heads.

[mr meat]

I shoot for the heart/lungs,side shot lots of guys shoot for the head you either hit or a clean miss,texas lung shot if its fanned out and faceing away from you! just above were the beard is atached to the body