broadheads ?

[TRADSTYK]

zwickey eskimos 160  work great foe me.

[Ken Taylor]

I use different broadheads for different animals.

Black bears... a wide cutting three blade like 160 gr. Snuffers, I might be trying VPA this year

Moose... a heavy two blade like Stos, Magnus, I might be trying Abowyer this year

Deer and caribou... any of the above and a few other reputable heads.

[L. E. Carroll]

VPA's... They are tooled from a solid piece of tool steel, spin perfectly [ my 1 1/4" 250 gn screw in's ] very sharp and easy to touch up after the shot.  Fly perfectly and make no noise as some of the vented heads do.  I love that long profile and they perfom excellent, leaving an awesome wound channel and excellent blood trail...  

[Hoyt]

I'll be using a couple different heads.  The Simmon's 165gr. glue on Safari or Intercepter..the non-vented one not sure what it's called. Will use 25gr. adapter.

Also Ace 125grs. 2blade. with 75grs. adapter.

[JamesKerr]

Woodsman elite in a 175 grain head The best thing about it is there is not a weak point on the head for it to fail on you cant beat one up

[L. E. Carroll]

James  

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

I've been partial to 125-grain Ace Standards for the past several years. They've always performed flawlessly for me on everything from small game to turkeys, deer, hogs, elk, and moose.

[RAU]

Im partial to the original 125 grain glue on Wensel Woodsmans. I had my best season ever with them and still shoot them. I know though that a field point in the right place is better than the greatest broadhead ever in the wrong place.

[reddust]

Woodsmans-125gr with 75gr steel inserts.

[Bowwild]

There are several broadheads I've used and trust. My favorite from last season is the single-bevel "Helix". I used 100 grain last year and will bump up to a stiffer spine arrow and 125 grain Helix heads this coming big game season. I primarily hunt white-tail deer and turkey.