Good Broadhead for Pigs

[BustedAssRanch]

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[Rabidbowhunter]

I like either muzzy or the nap hellrazors. Shot them both and have had good results with pigs.

[jkg2003]

hey squealer I have taken one already with my rifle and I thought I had permission from the land owner to take another one but he said he wants to take one with his bow before i take one with my bow, but he never goes hunting and we are pretty close to be in halves as far as money and effort put into the pigs so who knows what permission I have!!!

[Squealer]

hey squealer I have taken one already with my rifle and I thought I had permission from the land owner to take another one but he said he wants to take one with his bow before i take one with my bow, but he never goes hunting and we are pretty close to be in halves as far as money and effort put into the pigs so who knows what permission I have!!!

Good thing we're brothers. I'd hate to kick your cyber rear.

[JOSH]

shot one this past weekend with 100gr montec g5! BEST broadhead I've ever shot. Hog didn't take 2 steps. I personally would not use a mechanical. Go with any fixed blade and hope you stay out of that opposite shoulder.

[Swat791]

Magnus Stingers or BuzzCuts work well on hogs.

[bearintex]

Whichever sharp one your bow likes the best. Just like real estate. Location, location, location. Remember 2" back of the heart is stomach. Personal experience speaking. Stuck a 2 blade Rage through and through a 100# sow New Year's Day, and missed by about that much (according to the video). We could plainly see guts and stomach contents hanging out both sides in the zoomed in video. Never did find her.

[Aghntr98]

Put a Slick Trick through both lungs Friday evening, and she didn't go 30 yards.

Cannot agree more that shot placement is the key.

[ttumedic]

Slick Trick worked for me.

[Fowlhooked]

I shot one New Year's weekend with a NAP Spitfire and he didn't take a step.