I have been shooting Slick Trick broadheads since 2006 and I became the only Slick Trick Pro staff in South Africa around 2010.
After Gary passed away and so does the pro staff stuff.
My go too broad head has always been the 125gr Slick Trick Std.
Working in Saudi for Saudi Aramco as Material Specialist from 2013 till end of 2016 I did managed to slip in a hunt or two but then the urge to bow hunt fell by the wayside for a bit and the rifles got more work.
This hunting season its all going to change and the RPM 360 is starting to launch the arrows nicely out to 60 yards again.
Buff would probably agree that the closest discerption of the Escarpment of Mpumalanga is like the Prairies with rolling hills and big open plains.
This year I intent to spot and stalk Blesbuck with the bow.

I could compare Blesbuck with Pronghorn Antelope they can be skittish and its not often I get a rifle hunter on the sticks below a 100 yards but it can be done.
From the few reviews I have seen the Raptor Trick flies well at longer distances and would like to use the for spot and stalk hunts this year.
Anyone that have hunted with the Raptor Tricks I would appreciate your feed back on this mechanical broad head.
Thanks.
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After Gary passed away and so does the pro staff stuff.
My go too broad head has always been the 125gr Slick Trick Std.
Working in Saudi for Saudi Aramco as Material Specialist from 2013 till end of 2016 I did managed to slip in a hunt or two but then the urge to bow hunt fell by the wayside for a bit and the rifles got more work.
This hunting season its all going to change and the RPM 360 is starting to launch the arrows nicely out to 60 yards again.
Buff would probably agree that the closest discerption of the Escarpment of Mpumalanga is like the Prairies with rolling hills and big open plains.
This year I intent to spot and stalk Blesbuck with the bow.

I could compare Blesbuck with Pronghorn Antelope they can be skittish and its not often I get a rifle hunter on the sticks below a 100 yards but it can be done.
From the few reviews I have seen the Raptor Trick flies well at longer distances and would like to use the for spot and stalk hunts this year.
Anyone that have hunted with the Raptor Tricks I would appreciate your feed back on this mechanical broad head.
Thanks.
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