Love my g5 montec 100g ,killed lots of deer with them some bloodtrails not great ,but now the have the new solid blade montec g3. I am stuck between them and the annihillator
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Coc frustration
- Thread starter Waylon mark
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I have 5 arrow quiver and 4 different brand broadhead.
Yeah, I had to click on it. My dad had this, and now he's on the blue pill.
Watch the 6:30 mark for blood trail comments and make your own decision. Btw, there are many others out there saying the same thing.
How does that work? Do you change up based on the situatiod and expected shot angle? Do you notice any POI changes between heads?
25yd and under they all shoot about the same. I will just nock whichever I want to try and kill something with.
I get unlucky my 10 pnt this year got it in one lung and cut the bottom of his heart went from walking blood to scanning for blood in 50 yd then none jumped him about 200 yd away ,found him the next day by luck he only ran another 50 yd but that deer stayed alive over 3 hour with a clipped heartI agree with afraid to ask
Sounds a little personal & never had an issue in that area so can’t help
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this is what my exit looked like on that buck idk he was rutting hard I think that mucus stuff they get under the skin blocked the blood
Check out this exit. I found him alive after over an hours wait. Center body entrance, liver and one lung. Barley missed the heart. Also a COC (Iron Will solid 125). Not the BH’s though, two holes are definitely better than one. They can really make it a long time on one lung. This was a mature Axis buck, they are the toughest of the deer species from my experience.
I was unable to get another arrow in him but managed to slip out. Returned 6 hours later and found him dead about 25 yards from his first bed.
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I was unable to get another arrow in him but managed to slip out. Returned 6 hours later and found him dead about 25 yards from his first bed.
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I don't wanna be this guy, but a tuned bow should shoot both broadheads the same. I'd say try both. But for fiscally conservative purposes, go with the montecs m3s. You're used to the originals, and blood trails are unpredictable for any broadhead.