Stingers. Bleeder blades or NO bleeder blades?

[skychief]

What is your opinion?

I shoot a setup of about 44 pounds at 29" draw length (recurve).

I have had a lot of success with Stinger 2 blades when I used a wheel bow.

I have come into possesion of some 100 grain Stingers with bleeder blades.

Will they do as well as the 2-blades with a 465 grain arrow out of my setup on deer?

Thanks for your thoughts, Skychief.

[TxAg]

That was my EXACT set up last year. Worked like a champ on a bunch of deer and hogs. Those bleeders are small and dont impede penetration much. Lots of blood on the ground.

[FerretWYO]

Go get em. Great broad head.

[beachbowhunter]

Keep the bleeders in.  Great for your set up.

[COOCH]

Been using them the last few seasons with the bleeders and they work like a charm.Leave them in.  

[JoeM]

I vote keep'em in

[ranger 3]

Leave them in as long as you shoot them and see if they fly like your other set up.

[gvdocholiday]

Leave them in.

[Gen273]

yes, I say leave them in.

[JamesKerr]

I say leave them in as well. On any deer sized game and even most hogs the bleeders will not impede penetration. They will definately be better than 2 blades though on blood trails.