What Broadhead Style Is Best For You 

Good point about the arrow staying in the animal scaring it into running

this is the most under rated, most informative you tube channel for deer hunting ive ever come across. thanks for sharing.

Another great video. Appreciate the information.

Absolutely underrated channel!!!great stuff 👍🏼

Great video. Thank you. This helped a lot

Great video, the sharper the better, that is the key. Thank you for sharing....

I've been thinking on switching to 2 blades next season. This last season I used Magnus buzzcut with bleeders. Had a pass through at 10 yards on my first buck with a bow. The knowledge and great content provided in your videos have been very helpful.

Another good thing about pass throughs is,you're almost certain to get your arrow back.

Love the channel! Basically what he said… Keep ur broadheads sharp and put the shot where it needs to be.. 🎯🩸🩸🩸🐗🦌🦃

Thank you Jason , I have some work to do.. let you know later on this summer . Stay well

Great stuff, I am a firm believer the sharper the better, I have also been shooting the Wensel Woodsman lately. I really like them, they seem to penetrate as good as my two blades and they definitely produce better blood trails. Jason you have killed more deer with a traditional bow than any man I know, thankyou for the videos and podcast. You have tons of knowledge through experience.

Great video man, very interesting perspective. I have never thought about broadheads quite like that, very helpful!

I have liked the three and like a style that have a point almost like a taper target point before the broadhead sides due to how one can find both bigger game and small game smaller broadheads in this style so the flight will be as close as I can get for both sets if they are the same weight in grains. The big game size is smaller then most big game broadheads but they right on the smaller side big game size due to using 3, I want more pass through with 3 style so this is the size I got. Worst case with what I use is if I have one where the broadheads get bent to the point of no fix or broken I can turn these into target heads. My brother likes the standard triangle three point style with open triangles for big game or the integrated point to the three style broadhead with open triangles. The solid steel or metal triangles get heavy quick for how much smaller they are and why he does not use these. In fact at a garage sale I got him some never opened as old as he is 1993 The Game Tracker Termnator 125 grain 3 blade broadheads as he likes 120-125 grain for some of his broadheads. Not that we have gotten big game yet or even tried with these as I need to work up to using my 45 pound one piece recurve bow then be good enough to hit a smaller spot about the size of a CD or a little bigger for me and my bother not sure.

You're right, they all will kill deer. Just as preferring blonds, redheads, or brunettes, broadheads are of personal taste. My preferred broadhead style is a single bevel 2-blade. It continues its rotation inside the animal with devastating effects & offers a mechanical advantage when bone is encountered. Thank you for your video!

Great info man... I been shooting a G5 montec for many years , probably still will . If it ain't broke dont try to fix it lol that's my theory

Blood trail is a practice thing you hit the target 🎯 you will get a blood trail never squeeze the trigger until you know you got a perfect shot passant’s is the key

Hi Jason , As always thank you for sharing your knowledge with us .. I would like to try a heavier weight foc. Using my crossbow is an entirely different scenario...20” bolts with very little rear fletch at impact..but my average killing shot is 20 yards with close to 365 FPS & 115 ft lbs of ke energy..I really went through the archery co. Yesterday w/o any success with the MAGNUS ONE broad heads..You have them all ..I was going to ask you to fix me up with 5 so I can experiment with them and hunt also , but it seems like improper protocol on my behalf . My senior (77) friend ..supports the USA with individuals involved in model making..We were discussing your FOC and he has materials that complement your approach with less effort. My present Easton carbon arrow is 391 grains and would like to increase it to 600 grains ..Lancaster Archery has a 125 grain bh 2 blade that sells for $45 each..From a ground blind I can see how exciting it is when you can hit the deer with the heavier arrow..When you feel like it “”” it’s only 5 BD’S “”, keep me in mind .I’m a military vet of two wars with no cartilage in my left knee and think deer probably too much ..My Orthaepedic doesn’t push me ..Only says “”SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN “” Thank you . Bob Peck

Great video! Seeing you shoot a 2 blade,which do you prefer,a single bevel or double?

Hi Jason, Perfect timing for this video. I used magnus stingers without the bleeder last year and I was happy with penetration but disappointed with the blood trail. I'm shooting a 41 lb longbow at my 27 inch draw, 450 grain total arrow weight with 23% FOC. I'm torn between switching to a 1.5 inch wide 2 blade or going to the 4 blade magnus. If you were in my shoes and wanted more blood, which way would you go? Thanks in advance!

I think though if that arrow stays in do more damage but yeah pass thru is good to like ya said they run off few yards and stop look around like what was that

Hey Jason, thanks for the info. Something I have been wondering, I fletch my own arrows and have used 4 vanes this season. My question is I have a 3 blade broadhead...been wondering if I should go with 3 vanes so I can align my vanes to my broadhead. Do you see that as important or am I just thinking too much? Thanks so much. Steve.

Better question is broadhead and fletch configuration. Do you align the broadhead with the fletching or does it not make a difference in arrow flight.

Simply the best use Muzzy 100 grain fixed blades broadheads in water you shoot crossbow reeves compound it doesn’t matter. Truth is Muzzy’s fixed blades are the best most durable reliable broadheads on the market. Save your self money plus you’ll have the sharpest broadheads on the planet. Everything else is a complete sales pitch to get you to perches more expensive overrated broadheads that might not even work. Best to keep it simple

Hi Jason, Last question for the day .Just called Lancaster...They recommend Magnus Stinger 100,125,150 grain BH. They have a brass 50-75 brass insert 8/32..Can you recommend an adapter to go inbetween the BH and insert ? TU AGAIN

Although I never used it, I wish the Toxic Broadhead were removed from the market because it doesn't slice cleanly as broadheads do, but cuts plugs of tissue. If a bad hit occurs the wound will never heal, but invites bacteria to fester the wound. What is your opinion?

Your opinion on sharpening a zwickey razor sharp than turning your file backwards and running against the edge to put a serrated edge on. Just curious.