What's the BEST BROADHEAD for you??
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- What's the BEST BROADHEAD for you?? Archery Coach & Spokane Valley Shop Owner Josh Jones gives us an overview of broadhead styles and their different characteristics. Josh has many years of experiences tuning, building, and all things archery. He's a great resource! Questions from the video? Comment below! #archery #broadheads #elkshape
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What broadheads are your favorite?? Anything else you'd like to learn from Josh Jones when he comes on next time? Thanks Spokane Valley Archery!
I was just at SVA yesterday to have my bow tuned. Good people. I currently use slick trick viper tricks which are the most accurate I have ever used, but exploring other options for 125 grain heads as well. Since Josh mentioned the Ashby report what does he think about heavy arrows (600+ grain) vs effective range. In short does he think their is a maximum arrow weight for a 50 -60 yard max effective range..... now we get to the android vs apple debate lol.... I understand why people use apple if you struggle with new technology it makes sense to use 10 year old tech i.e. apple. Lol 😂😂🤣🤣 obviously I am joking however I do have a suggestion for you on camera autofocus. During the video it was hunting a lot if possible shoot at a higher f stop such as f11, might need more light in the room but more will be in focus and it "should" stop hunting or you can turn auto focus off after it is set. Just a thought to make the camera behave thanks for the great videos keep up the good work. Also, thank you for informing me about SVA.
Please Review the Ozcut Broadheads
@@matthigdon4809 yessir.. broadhead reviews are tough, we can certainly speak to what works well for us. Would also be fun to do a review and get some science involved. Thanks, TC
Elk Shape it would be nice to see someone shoot some Oz Cuts in the states. I know Josh Bowmar used the 100 gr hurricane on his elk
Magnus Black Hornet Ser-Razor
Only part way into the video and already love the most unbiased and logical info and your level headedness and common sense without any product specific and pushing product mentality is very refreshing
Thank you 😊
This makes me want to move to Spokane! Fantastic info. I can't get enough. So glad I found this channel!
Awesome! Thank you!
Same
Really enjoy the banter and this content, Dan you ask awesome questions and Josh you provide a super straight forward answers, no beating around the bush. Thank you
Been shooting magnus ser razor. Tough as nails, accurate, sharp and the customer service is second to none! I busted one on my backstop sent me a new one for warranty.
very cool!
If your still using the fixed reaper broadheads, do you sharpen them? And could you do a video on sharpening them? If you don’t could you discuss what the advantages are to sharpening or replacing?
Awesome info. The rabbit hole of broadheads is always a fun one. Switched back to fixed blades this year with the annihilator. Loving hownit flys. Rock solid head and easy to sharpen. I was using the sevr prior to that.
I think spin testing could have been on there as well. Although more in the arrow tuning side, it can make a drastic change in broadhead flight.
Definitely a lot of variables in archery, which makes it fun ABT
Enjoyed watching your presentation. LOL, had just came inside from trying out a 175g vap 3blade broadhead. 20 yards, two arrows dead on, third arrow 4" left every time. Turned nock to different cock vane, wahala, dead on. Turned nock once more, 4" left. You described perfectly what was happening. My original cock vane is not spine tuned. Enjoyed your presentation, thanks.
Thanks for following
I'm so far down this arrow weight/tuning rabbit hole and elk season is less than 6 weeks away. LOL!! 🤯
it's fun though! dope that setup and it's time for september - TC
Err on the heavy side, leave expandable heads in the toybox, keep your shots under 30 yds and you're good to go..... It shouldn't be about having a degree in mechanical engineering, just go huntin and enjoy yourself. Good luck.....
@@Woodsyone Thanks. I've never used expandables. Always used Montecs 125 gr. I have Easton 5mm Axis, 340 spine. Would like to have switched to a 260 or 300, but it's what I have. I did put a 25 gr. Iron Will outserts on and a 150 gr field tip which shot consistent and accurate. That brings my arrow weight to 500 gr even. So I bought a pack of Magnus Stinger Killer Bees (150 gr). Haven't had a chance to shoot them yet, but I will this week. I do know my Montecs are still flying well with the outserts. So no matter what, I will add at least 25 gr no issues.
@@ericwiitala5407 I've used the stingers for years, love the bloodtrail and they hit where I aim. Keep them sharp and you'll be happy.
Bruce Young leave old people comments in the attic where they belong..
You guys are awesome. I learn so much from watching y'all videos..Thanks for real..🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯
I have an older matthews, Q2XL, my arrows are carbon express reds and my broad heads are montec cs g5. great broad heads.
word!
Montec G5s..... Found them on clearance for $9/3pack & bought them all..... Been using that same lot since 2007 & i still have a couple dozen left !!!
Great info as always 🏹✊
I shoot the fixed in the G5 100 grain I shot a mechanical last year just to see how they do great for accuracy.. would like to see what they do on deer ...I've always had deep or blow through penetration with the G5 ..liking the content guy's
Thanks Nathan!
ive used muzzy mx-3 for as long as i can remember. ive been now hunting for 20 years and still to this day the 3 blade muzzy is my favorite.
Love the content you guys are top notch
Like to hear about building my own high quality strings.....and possibly even a demonstration
Thanks!
Nice presentation, very educational. Thanks.
Anyone else try cleaning the dust speck off the screen for the last 5 minutes before realizing it's on the camera lens.
Haha - that's my bad, I did the same thing
Stubby TylerKinney yes!😒
I didn't see it till I read your comment.
Switched to Grim Reaper Hybrids awhile back......have watched them drop,,,,everyone within 60....That was out of my Elite Synergy,,,, Just came back to Mathews with the new VXR and hope the confidence comes back...Haven't put many arrows thru it, but is everything I want to hunt with as far as quiet, and speed,,,,Still dialing it in this week but am already hitting good groups at 70 yards
nice welcome to team mathews
Hand torque is probably the most overlooked reason for poor accuracy or flyers. Its super easy to eliminate. When you draw your bow simply look up the string at your top cam/wheel and you can instantly see if you are torquing it left or right. After a while of doing this you will remember how you grip the bow and your groups will start to shrink. Hope this helps
That's a cool little nugget - thank you 🤘
I always loved the wasp jackhammer. They work very good for me.
Excellent presentation guys!
Thanks G!
One of the best broadheads I’ve used is oz cut Australian made tuff heads , don’t get me wrong I’ve used a lot heads over my years of shooting lot of these broadheads are very good I’ve used them from time to time, Great review thanks for sharing 👍👍🏹🏹
of course thanks for watching
Great info!
Thanks dude!
When it says wheeling I think he actually meant wheel lean (on a single cam) cam lean on a double cam
Thanks for the great info. So the only pass through consistently I have had are the fixed. Magnus Stinger my favorite and the G5 Montec. I only had one pass though on a mechanical but that was because the only one blade opened. The rest of the mechanicals would stop at the other ribs they were all with in 12yds. This year I am trying the Cutthroat single bevel.
Vpa single bevel would be a great addition to this video now that they’re out.
Man I can’t help but to want to take out the work of getting points and heads to hit the same spot. Not that mine don’t they do and I tinker until they do. But I’ve had bows that didn’t play well with others and wouldn’t get the heads and points in the same spot. And at that moment the smarter one out this family, my wife, was like hey you can’t hunt with field points! So being on a budget and not wanting to buy another dozen arrows I moved my sight just a tiny bit and boom...broad-heads were hitting where I aimed. I’m all for the “tune” and a lot of bows make it easy but for the guys that don’t have the time or money DON’T sweat it! Like sighting a rifle match bullets for target and long range steel, hunting bullets for critters, I don’t change barrels until they hit the same spot....I move my sight. Point is if you are struggling and your tips and heads are outside of say a fist size difference 2”-3” just move your sight. Most sights now days are super easy to adjust and are very repeatable. I agree with everything in the video, but also this.
word up!
So much good info!!
Found some of my dad's old 3 blade satellite broadheads. They all shoot several inches high at 25 yards? Same weight as my practice tips
Iron Wills are the best on the market in my opinion.I use vSeries ,First Broadhead that does fly like a field tip I’ve bought. I smoked my Elk at 40 yrds, He bleed out quick and made huge pools of blood and he’s right don’t skimp on Broad-heads these are worth every penny
Jeremiahg411 just ordered some S125
Glad to hear they have worked well for you, TC
How far did the elk go?
Hey question for all you. I’m pulling 70 pounds with a 27.5” draw length. Trying to decide between 125 or 100 broadheads. 300 spine arrow with a 50 grain insert
I would like to know what Josh's set up is like bow and arrows he shoots?
That would make a fun video, thanks for suggestion.. TC
Well I learned something!!! Shoot broadhead first then field point great info🤙🤙
Ya man, that will save you some arrows or having to fletch again!
It doesn’t matter whether you should a broadhead or field tip first. Pick a different spot on the target each time you shoot.
I’m not sure what broad head I should shoot, I mainly hunt whitetail I want something that’s a safest thing and most affective way to kill the animal quickly, fixed blade or mechanical? What’s your opinion?
We preach fixed for elk because of it's margin for error.. Whitetail you could go either way.. We'll both be using fixed that being said..
Just use a good solid well made two or three blade fixed. Very simple deduction. It doesn't matter much if it's a double bevel or single bevel edge. The rest is up to the archer!
By the way I know nothing much about compound bows only shot one a few times. So my questions may sound dumb but I still will ask questions even if it's the dumbest of questions.
125gr G5 Striker has worked well for me.
That broadhead has worked well for a lot of people
Loved the PROTIP…. Shoot the broadhead first, the field tip second. Uncommon, common sense! Lol!!!
What are your thoughts on a heavier foc? Kenetic down range energy? And single and double bevel broad heads?
for another video
Sounds good! Looking forward to it!
Fixed, single bevel is, IMO, the best all around.
What does Josh think of speed of the bow when it comes to broadheads? Is there a speed limit for better flight for fixed heads? Can mechanicals go to fast, to not function properly?
Good questions..
Good video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Ok Bought my 10yr olds the Barnett vortex 19lbs-45lbs. Bow. I want to tune and zero those little bows. Is it possible to do so. Can I take them to somewhere like say Cabela's and is it worth the money?
Thoughts on single bevels and heavy FOC(>15%) arrow setups?
I don't have thoughts on that - not what I do but we can ask Yota Josh Jones of SVA!
Currently using the kudus but really would like to try out the iron will wide cut they just came out with.
I have been using kudus, they fly so well that they were grouping with a not fine tuned bow.
For me that's my to go BH. I tried different brands, including valkyrie (great arrow system, but too expensive for me) and I keep coming back to Kudu.
I've used Kudu's for some amount of time... Harvested an animal or two with them.. Found I picked up some accuracy downrange with a different broadhead.. Find out what works best for you and your setup, TC
What do you consider a good quality arrow? Any brands to stay away from?
we shoot easton but all of the majors make quality arrows - TC
Alaska bowhunting supply....... The rest fall in any order behind.
How far you shoot with a broad head what’s your yardage safest yard
The holes that are in the blades hows that work with like wind?
how important is bare shaft tuning, and nock tuning for BH?
Good question for Josh
@@ElkShape awesome, can't wait for the video.
I have spent hours trying to find a solid answer, but so far there isn't a video that talks about both in the same video.
Check out Ranch Fairy videos. He explains everything.
On this video I would be curious to know what would you shoot to make an ethical and humane kill on an animal
I have to nock tune my arrows when I put broad heads on.
What do you thin about the "premium" broad heads out there? Are they worth the money? What broad head would you recommend if I wanted to be able to shoot it and then resharpen it?
Tyler - obviously everyone knows I use the GRB Hades Micro 3 Blade - they're super affordable, however the higher end ones are attractive. Cry once buy once type of thing. If you're looking into ones that you can resharpen on your own, maybe check out annihilator broadheads, they're out of Idaho!
Shit a brick this guy knows his stuff! My arrows are hitting low right at 60 yards. I'm going to use 300 spine next 125 grain upfront!🇺🇸🦝
Word up! we appreciate Josh, he's very smart and a great resource
Is a 2 blade with 2 small bleeder blades reduced in penetration as bad as a standard 4 blade?
I hope josh is getting commission on these videos
Im also an Ironwill snob. Ive killed 3 animals with the same head. Ive shot them w field points to 80 yards. As long as I make a good shot they hit right there. I agree with Josh though... Don't skimp on the broadhead. Way more important than the shaft you choose
What model ironwill do you prefer?
@@ElkShape I like both the vented 100 gr and the solid 100 gr. I'll be ordering 3 of the new wide version to test also. If those fly well, lookout!
I really liked the way they fly, not a fan of the vented though - when I tested them I thought they were a little noisy in flight (vented), but if you can afford them they really do fly amazing.
@@ElkShape agreed. the vented do make some sound. The solids are very quiet though. Keep rollin' brotha!!
I’ve been practicing with a 200 grain Cutthroat single bevel two blade. Flies great, very tough head. What are your thoughts on single bevels or two blades in general?
Also, any big advantage to running more weight in the shaft with a lighter head vs a standard insert and heavier head?
My feeling is that the heavier broadheads will hold together and be tougher than a lighter head.
Those single bevels represent the very best design in broadheads. The wound channel is absolutely devastating. Price is the only drawback. As for weight, the more upfront the better. Your arrows will fly better in windy conditions and substantially improve momentum.
Great heads. Love mine.
@@Woodsyone Price isn't a drawback when you don't have to buy new broadheads every time you shoot one or replace the blades. The up front cost of a good single bevel seems daunting, until you realize that re sharpening is all you need.
Fixed, ??? IRON WILL. SHARPEST BY FAR. SINGLE BEVEL FOUR BLADE. WANT AN EXIT?? Iron Will.
Any thoughts on tooth of the arrow broadheads?
I’m not fully understanding the logic here. You shoot the bow with field points and it goes through paper as a bullet hole, and we say it’s in tune. But, then you throw a broadhead on with the same weight on the front end and now if it doesn’t group with the field points the bow is somehow out of tune (can lean, torque, or whatever)? That doesn’t make sense. What does make sense is that you shouldn’t expect the two to hit the same spot because aerodynamically a broadhead and a field point are not the same.
Team Android! G5 montec carbon steel shoot great for me!
Ya buddy!!! I just have to give Josh a bad time but I've owned a Android and I have killed with a Montec, thanks for watching!
Good stuff, might have to call a doctor lmao. Bought into the rage hype couple years back, pretty good for whitetail but I’d definitely go with a fixed for south Texas nilgai. That being said I’m using a fixed for bull elk.
Wise choice on elk man!! RUEBEN
Hey! I am a 14 year old trying to get into bow hunting, I’ve been hunting with rifles my whole life and so does my family. If you have any pointers/tips I would love to hear them! Have a great day:)
also, I am hunting elk
some of our best information is on the elkshape podcast! hope you can check it out - TC
@@landenshippentower691 Keep it simple young man. Shoot a heavy arrow, use a scary sharp broadhead, and resist the temptation to extend your range, 30 yds is plenty far in the woods and leaves less time for your prey to react to the sound of the shot. Other than that, when it comes to tactics, listen to experienced BOWHUNTERS. And, maybe most importantly, enjoy the experience. Success can be measured in many ways. It's not all about making a kill. Tough lesson I know, but once you learn this you'll never come home unhappy from a hunt. Good luck!!
As I listen to Josh I get the distinct feeling that I'm not worthy of being in Josh's presence. LOL! I bore would bore him with my puny knowledge and silly questions.
Instead of calling a doctor....call EVERYONE you know!!
lol
Clean the camera lense!! I can see two spots that I thought were on my screen 😂
Very interested in the Annihilator braught heads. Anyone have any experience with those?
Board*
Did Josh forget about single bevels?
Android 4 life homie!
#teamjosh
josh jones is a good name! lol
quite literally
Talk about broadheads that are not disposable
Iron wills! Best! Fact!
Elk hide is tougher to penetrate than an elk rib? Hmmm...
Statistically you have a better chance of finding your deer with the arrow out of the animal based off of dog blood trackers who have kept years of data. This is obviously shot that you have to call them so not perfect shots
I subscribed because I have an Android. Just to spite you.
Unsubscribed lol
unsubbed! lol..
Why anyone still shoots expendables is beyond me...
lol
You lost me when you said if you have an android....apparently you drank the apple koolaid! I'm out
You need to add a /s or everyone will think your an idiot and not just being sarcastic
That dirt on the lense in front of his face is super annoying
Please clean your lense😅
yes!
Is it just me or do both of these guys always seem sorta cocky and condescending. Like in their mind, they have it all figured out and everyone else is stupid.
IOS is for simple people 😜 if you don't know what IOS is you probably have an Iphone