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I shoot the Simmons Tigersharks and they leave some amazing holes and blood trails! I use the hewlett jewlstik and razors edge broadhead guide along with Chris's sharpening tutorial and they are blistering sharp. I really like the big cut concave heads. Penetration is very good. Dave at Simmons is a good guy and makes a great quality head. Give'em a try and you'll like them!
-------------------- Black Widow PMA X 46#@30" Posts: 157 | From: Virginia | Registered: Feb 2009
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Shot Deltas and Magnus for lots of years.Switched to Woodsman Elites last year,glueing my Deltas back on tomorrow.
-------------------- Member Compton Traditional Bowhunters Bowhunting Council of Oklahoma Oklahoma Selfbow Society Oklahoma Longbowmen Posts: 1389 | From: Log cabin in Osage county Oklahoma | Registered: Nov 2010
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I have shot Deltas and a friend has shot both sharks and deltas. Bottom line is they both do the job fine. Blood trails depend more on presence and location of an exit wound, as well as shot placement. Oh, and a razor sharp broadhead.
-------------------- James Kerr Posts: 3088 | From: LA | Registered: Feb 2011
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The Simmons has already performed beautifully!. The Zwickeys are on now.
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"The shortest distance from the earth to your mouth is the best." ~Wendell Berry~ Posts: 553 | From: Central Massachusetts | Registered: Aug 2009
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I use the Treeshark 160gr. I've used it on several animals, and I am always amazed at the hole it makes and the blood trail!! I've also used ACE broadheads which have a similar shape to the ZWICKY. I think it also has alot to do with shot placement.
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