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Woodsman survey..please respond

Started by MikeW, June 04, 2009, 10:52:00 AM

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James Wrenn

A larger one to match 175 or 200gn points would be good.I have no problems with vents and prefer them if the head gets larger.
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Canadabowyer

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Guru

Guys they stated on the other long running woodsman thread that they had several things in the works including a lot of what's being talked about here.....
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Dick4bows

My 125's weigh in at 175 gr. when I glue them to solid aluminum screw in adapters.  Problem solved!  Dick

SteveB


Curtiss Cardinal

Tf they were at least as big as original WWs anything around 200 grains would be a winner. Charlie Lamb described the perfect Elite Woodsman.
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RUTANDSTRUT

no vents would increase penetration

katman

One piece 200 grain no vents and a little wider/longer (3:1)
shoot straight shoot often

Morning Star

200 grain, and make part of that weight establish a 1 1/8" width head.  Hey, we're wish'n right?
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David Alford

No vents = better. I'd buy 'em for sure.

jbuck9

175,200,225, all screw in with a 1 1/8" width.

LPM

I wish they would make one with 1 1/16" dia. cut and keep the same three to one ratio. I don't think the current ones quite measure 1" dia.

The increase in length would not be too much and the weight would increase to a level that would
work for guys with a hevy point weighting configuration.

Not venting the blades would add weight as well, but I think venting helps make a broadhead more forgiving to shoot.

Some guys think they hiss too much.  I think the sound of the bow gets to the animal before the hiss.

I use woodsman broadheads about 50% of the time.  I can't help but notice that the advertising for these broadheads always show it blown up in size to make up for it's small cutting diameter.

I know from experience they work.  But I sure would buy the next size up if they made it.
LPM

nightowl1

Combo Hunter 46@28

I came from nothing and I brought it with me.

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vermonster13

Sounds like a lot of guys should be shooting Snuffers.
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tomyhawk

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nightowl1

i do but no vents would just look cool haha
Combo Hunter 46@28

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J-dog

I just received the elites 125 grain glue ons, course coupling them with 100 grain steel adapts for a 225 head my axis likes. Gotta tell ya - I think yall are down playin a pretty tough head that is gonna be a killer.

But if they do make a larger size I will have some of them as well. LOL!

Course like stated if ya need a monster hole  yall ought to try the 160 snuffer! Looks like  ameat clever passed through em.

J
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stuckum

200 grn. SCREW IN VENT LESS. PLEASE!!!

MikeW

I'd like to see a 150 Glue on and a 200 screw in myself. And if we could only get one style right now a 150-160 Glue On would work for a lot of people.
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