re: Broadhead sharpening

Ive had pretty good results with the single bevels. I shot a decent buck that walked 30 yards and died, a doe that walked 20 yards and died, and I hit a doe very low at a steep angle and she bled a good amount but ended up getting chased off the property by some house dogs(long story) and I didn’t recover her. I’m not sure if I would’ve with any broadhead with that shot and circumstance.

The main thing I’ve noticed is they don’t react as much when hit with a sharp broadhead. Much easier to find a deer that walked 30 yards vs one that ran 120 yards. I’m pleased, I’ll use them again. I have the stay sharp stuff, there’s a learning curve but it’s works very well.

Doe


Blood trail from buck


I may not always shoot iron wills or even fixed blades but I’ll definitely be shooting the sharpest thing I can.