Check this vid out!!!!!!!!
10-23-2005, 10:12 AM
#11
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: middletown, de, usa
Posts: 579
RE: Check this vid out!!!!!!!!
man..i liked the broadhead...but shooting domestic turkeys didnt sit that well with me...i am sure that they made a good dinner, but geesss.
anyway, that head waffled them. i would be scared to try it on a first archery hunt for turkey..i would have to have a few under my belt.
anyway, that head waffled them. i would be scared to try it on a first archery hunt for turkey..i would have to have a few under my belt.
10-24-2005, 11:34 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brampton Ontario Canada
Posts: 1,038
RE: Check this vid out!!!!!!!!
They'll work--but ONLY if shot from the head on down to the bottom of the neck. If you're planning on shooting at the vitals with this broadhead then you ain't going to put that bird in the back of your truck.
I think I've seen on a Double Bull video where a bird was taken at 35 yards (headshot) with the Guillotine, but that was one heck of a shot.
It's not (for me at least) to get several chances at turkeys, so whenever that opportuntiy presents itself,I prefer to play it safe andshoot for the vitals as against chancing a head/neck shot.
The Hyper Shock is one heck of a broadhead to use on a turkey. I've also shot them with the Vortex, GrimReaper (all expandables). I've only taken one with a Slick Trick (fixed head).
I find, the Gobbler Gullotine not that 'friendly' a broadhead to use. JMHO.
I think I've seen on a Double Bull video where a bird was taken at 35 yards (headshot) with the Guillotine, but that was one heck of a shot.
It's not (for me at least) to get several chances at turkeys, so whenever that opportuntiy presents itself,I prefer to play it safe andshoot for the vitals as against chancing a head/neck shot.
The Hyper Shock is one heck of a broadhead to use on a turkey. I've also shot them with the Vortex, GrimReaper (all expandables). I've only taken one with a Slick Trick (fixed head).
I find, the Gobbler Gullotine not that 'friendly' a broadhead to use. JMHO.
10-24-2005, 08:48 PM
#14
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Roxboro, NC
Posts: 144
RE: Check this vid out!!!!!!!!
The head neck shot is not much smaller than the vitals on a turkey. If you know your turkey anatomy, you know the vitals are the size of an orange. With the Guillotine your shooting at a target(head) about the same size but your using a broadhead with a cutting diameter of 4"(Huge). I believe I'll give them a try this coming spring. Not that I don't understand many people may be skeptical.
