Opening day of Iowa turkey season. I had this tom come in at 7:40. He was facing me at about 10 yards...right next to the decoy, so I focused on his wattle and the arrow was on its way. It made kind of a funny clicking noise and he ran off about 25 yards then started to stagger, tipped over, flopped a few more yards, and all was still.
It turns out the clicking noise was one blade of the Bullhead slicing his beak lengthwise...sorry I didn't think to take a picture of that. One of the other blades made this nice slice in his throat.
My cousin, FAV52, has been telling me how great these heads work. In fact he gave me the one I was using. I'm a believer now! Had I not hit the beak, he would have no doubt been decapitated, not that it mattered all that much to this guy. If I had my druthers, I'd prefer to have a different angle, but this one was no less effective I guess.
All-in-all, it was quite a fun day. Love my Bama Hunter too, by the way.