broadhead

[Slickhead]

Im trying to determine what head to use this year.
I have simmons on them now and they fly OK
However I wodering if I should use a 3 blade (woodsman or snuffer)
I hunt somewhat close to other homes.
Knowing how fast a hit deer travel I want them to go down asap?
Any thoughts?

[highlow]

Just make sure they're sharp, take only shots with which you're comfortable and you shouldn't have any problems. There's no one best broadhead.

[Michael Arnette]

Those Simmons should be as good as any Snuffer and better than the woodsman...I'd keep em

[SlowBowinMO]

If you don't want them to go far, use a long lean and wicked sharp cut on contact two blade head and put it where it belongs.

[Stumpkiller]

Whatever you use make sure it's sharp and goes where you want.  A great broadhead won't make up for a poor placement.

I like two-edge to help guarantee penetration out the far side with my lighter bows.  Tried a three blade last year but no shot was offerred, so the jury is still out for me.  I've hunted two-edge many years and heads like Stos, Magnus II, RibTec and Zwickey have done well by me.  

I don't feel at a disadvantage with any of those.  But I found a "hoard" of 1960 era Mowoc Dots and want to try a three edge to see if I've been missing something.

[kevsuperg]

Two blade, get close , low chest, pass thru and your good to go.

[KentuckyTJ]

Its the Indian not the broadhead that will make them go down fast.

[JD Page 1965]

150 grain Magnus Stinger shaving sharp will do the trick.

[Wheels2]

Deer that are alerted will travel farther.  A relaxed deer and placement of a super sharp broadhead will do more for you than any particular head.

[indianalongbowshooter]

Deer die very quickly with Simmons heads, will put as much blood on the ground as Snuffers sometimes a whole lot more especially the Tree sharks..I will say with really sharp Woodsmans the deer I have shot have acted like they were stung by a bee and ran off 10-20 yds. and fell over dead.

[Cory Mattson]

Simmons sharks put game down quicker than any other broadhead - cuts the recovery distance in half - next best is Eclipse - sharp of course - and do your part. This is from notes on 60 hogs and 100 deer just the last 10 years. We were seeing this informally before then.
Good hunting
Cory

[Friend]

Accurate, lengthy data collection and controlled variables would statistically reveal heads with the edge.

Proper setup, placing a tuned arrow with a sharp head on the mark, on whitetails, will provide the desired outcome.