Bear broadheads

[Glasswater Outdoors]

Sugar is correct with everything he said however the 2 blades have been very good to me over the years. As far as heavy head and arrow this is my thoughts. I would rather get T Boned by a smart car doing 80 mph then a tandam Axel dump truck doing half the speed at 40 mph. I tried lighter spine weights and heads to achieve more speed with my Black Widow and I stopped passing thru. Went back to the heavy head and arrow and went back to complete pass this at 46 pounds at 28" with a 30" draw so I am shooting slightly over 48 pound. I use the same philosophy with my compound and have not found a deer yet within 30 yards that can tell the difference. Also keep in mind the heavier arrow or bolt along with a heavier head will quiet your bow or crossbow down dramatically. Anyway these are just my opinions. Bottom line is shoot what your confident in and worry more about your placement.

[not on the rug]

First off I am not butt hurt at all. My brother shoots the slick trick and kills every deer he hits and also has a bear with one. I am sorry to come off with the test drive wording. I in no means ment to single you out. I was just saying that Indians used to kill buffalo with a stick and stone head. If you put a field point in the heart the bear is dead. I have a buddy who I argue with all the time because he kills four deer one year switches heads the next and loses a deer or two switches back to the muzzy and kills them again then switches. If you have something that works why switch. As far as my trucks I have owned 4 since I started driving at age 17. I am 43 now. Lol I don't like change.

In particular, I'd prefer to hunt bear with a fixed head. A lot of hide, hair and a thick layer of fat that can rob energy if using a mechanical. I love the reapers and spitfires on whitetails and make plenty of KE to allow me to keep on using them. I'd just feel better with a fixed head for bears. That, and I'd like to simplify and use a more durable head that I can resharpen, etc.

[Rusty]

I'm still on the fence as to whether I'm going to bear hunt or not, but if I do I will be using 150 gr Slick Tricks.