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X-bolts/bheads for moose
Mobuck
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I realize arrow/bolt material and brand and broadhead selection is about as personal as choice of spouse. What I'm looking for is input with experience behind it.
I'm NOT an experienced bowhunter. I've killed a few deer with my cross bow. I was offered the chance to participate in an archery only Canadian moose hunt next year. My friend who offered is a long time bowhunter but seems to jump on every new trend and swaps broadheads more often than I can afford. I can't bring myself to trust mechanicals and lean toward the old school designs.
Finally, the question. What would you choose with a short reason for the choice? I'm using a Barnett crossbow with 22" bolts, 16" power stroke, and approx. 340fps. Currently using NAP 125 Thunderheads and Muzzy 125 three blades. Thanks guys.
I'm NOT an experienced bowhunter. I've killed a few deer with my cross bow. I was offered the chance to participate in an archery only Canadian moose hunt next year. My friend who offered is a long time bowhunter but seems to jump on every new trend and swaps broadheads more often than I can afford. I can't bring myself to trust mechanicals and lean toward the old school designs.
Finally, the question. What would you choose with a short reason for the choice? I'm using a Barnett crossbow with 22" bolts, 16" power stroke, and approx. 340fps. Currently using NAP 125 Thunderheads and Muzzy 125 three blades. Thanks guys.
Comments
They resemble the head I shoot, Trophy Ridge Ultimate Steel.
I just love the chiseled tip. It just eats thru ribs . Whitetails do not know what hit them.
I agree with you on the mechanical's. I am not a fan either.
I've been very satisfied with the penetration of the Thunderheads on deer but have been advised the Muzzy is better if heavy bone is hit.