What Broadhead for my daughter??

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  1. Billkil1187

    Billkil1187 Newb

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    my daughter is 14 and very petite in size... but she wants to get into hunting deer this year! She’s shooting a diamond bow and she can shoot 40 pounds but struggles so I’m gana have her hunting at 35 lbs (which is legal by our law) ... she has a really short draw... I am wondering what is everyone’s suggestions for broadheads for such light weight draw that will get far enough in to poke the lungs?
     
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    Small and fixed is your only option....its all about placement . Double lung should be her goal.
    Slick trick is a standard of awesome.
     
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    For the money theses are good. A little more expensive would be the DRT heads. Ideally with her setup you want a 2 blade head that is cut on contact to get you the most penetration possible. You can hit these with a sharpening stone and get them really sharp if you know what you are doing. Good luck to your daughter.

    https://www.amazon.com/Carbon-Express-4-Blade-Broadhead-Weight/dp/B002UJ52OS
     
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    Another vote for Slick Trick; last year my hunting buddy’s son had a pass thru on a doe at 16 yds using a ST standard. He was pulling around 40-42 lbs.


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    3 votes for Slick Trick standards or magnums. My 76 year old grandfather shoots 42 lbs (legal in Alberta) and had a pass through on a cow elk at 30 yards.
     
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    Two bladed magnus, vpa's ...three bladed VPA .... slick trick vipertricks.
     
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    I appreciate everyone’s s responses... but I take it no mechanicals like rage?!? Everyone is fixed blade
     
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    I've been hyping these heads for years. Awesome value. As good as Slick Trick Standards are; I'd not let her shoot anything that wasn't a CoC with that light of a set up.
     
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    She is not shooting a strong enough set up for mechanicals.

    I offer another vote for Slick Tricks. I have used them the past six seasons. I will not be changing. I could shoot mechanical broadheads with my set up but I won’t. Slick Tricks are too good of a head.


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    SlickTrick ViperTrick or the 85 grain Magnus Stinger. I’d probably go with the Stinger.
     
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    EvoldedWhitetailSolutions Weekend Warrior

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    I love my muzzy 3 blades, Magnus also makes a great broadhead
     
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    My son killed his first buck with CoC broadheads while shooting 37 pounds. I don’t even remember what brand it’s been so long but they were CoC. Complete pass thru. If you don’t go CoC then Slick Trick is the way to go.
     
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    Magnus stingers
     
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    I agree with Trial, I would go with either the 2 or 3 blade VPA's
     
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