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Im checking with you experienced turkey hunters before i buy new heads. I would "think" a really wide cutting head would be good for a turkey but......2" is huge!!!
And with a broadhead that wide wouldnt it affect your arrow flight?
Thanks! Lance
-------------------- St. Huberts Rangers Mudd's Merry Men Posts: 1753 | From: Moore, Oklahoma | Registered: Nov 2003
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I haven't shot a turkey with a TreeShark (yet) but I can tell you they fly great!
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Genesis 27:3 Now then, get your weapons--your quiver and bow--and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me. >>>>------------> Schafer Silvertip 62@28 Schafer Silvertip 71@28 Posts: 1464 | From: Studley, Kansas | Registered: Oct 2010
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I love TreeSharks should be great on birds , they fly great. I have shot deer , bear and hogs with them last year and thet did great. They put big holes in critters. ,,,,,,,,Sam,,,,,,,,,
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I've heard they work great on Turkeys. They fly great!
-------------------- "Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves". ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free"). Posts: 3961 | From: Sayreville, New Jersey | Registered: Feb 2007
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Chris killed a Bird with one last year hunting with me in the swamp behind my house. Unreal cut. I shoot Interceptors and Tiger Sharks.You will be surprised at how many times you don`t shoot through a Bird.RC
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Lance, I know for a fact that Joebuck shoots the 1 7/8 siverflames for his turkey loads. I've killed 3 with treesharks and they work fine . Shot placement is everything but a 2" head does give you some margin for error. Don
-------------------- "The older I get, the better I was" Byron Fergenson. Posts: 2248 | From: New Bern .NC | Registered: Dec 2005
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I am sold on the tree sharks...especially after shooting them in heavy crosswinds. I found that with a good front heavy set up the tree sharks are pretty much untouched by wind.
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Toelke Whip 62" 55# @ 28" drawn to 32" GT 7595 full length: 365 grains up front Posts: 555 | From: Missoula, Montana | Registered: Mar 2011
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quote:Originally posted by Trumpkin the Dwarf: I am sold on the tree sharks...especially after shooting them in heavy crosswinds. I found that with a good front heavy set up the tree sharks are pretty much untouched by wind.
I'm sold too. I haven't even shot an animal with them yet, but they fly ssssssooooooo good!
-------------------- Jon Richards
Genesis 27:3 Now then, get your weapons--your quiver and bow--and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me. >>>>------------> Schafer Silvertip 62@28 Schafer Silvertip 71@28 Posts: 1464 | From: Studley, Kansas | Registered: Oct 2010
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fly great and sickning entry/exit holes. shot many a deer with them, havent had a shot at a turk yet but im going to tx in april and will test them! maybe ill have some pics
Lance, in this picture of Ron LaClair he's holding a bird that was "sharked". I forgot if it was a landhark or a treeshark on one of his cedar arrows that he sells.
My bird in my avitar was taken with a 125 grain Grizzly head. Shot placement is key, as usual.
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