Seeing people mentioning the price…so far this year I’ve killed 4 deer with the same head. I sharpen after a kill with the stay sharp guide. Every shot has been a pass through and every deer has gone less than 60 yards with solid blood trails. The heads stay super sharp and will even shave hair after passing through a deer. Combine them with a heavier arrow, 550 grains or so, and the deer hardly realize they’ve been hit (as opposed to the crack you hear with mechanicals) and run to about 30-40 yds stop, fall over and die within a few seconds. Couldn’t recommend them more.
I should be getting my new wide series in the mail any day now. Just got them in the mail today 1/15/2020 and they are a badass BH. Cant wait to shoot these BHs and then blow some shoulders out this fall season 2020
Fixed broadheads is the only thing I've ever used, and they are so versatile I will never switch ! I hunt from the ground in thickets, in a tree from a stand, and last years doe on public was got with me in a sniper position on the ground in a heavily wooded field edge . Even when i nick leaves or thin branches with my broadheads they have never let me down. 6 years hunting now (Public land only, no private available) and the first 3 i couldn't find a deer. Then thanks to DIY Sportsman, the last 3 years i scored 1 each year. (that's (including the early one i got this year). I'm confident nobody out where i hunt knows where all the deer are like i do, and i'm not a genius or anything. I'm gonna try and nail a few more at this place this year and post up a video on what i have learned from people like DIY Sportsman.
Beautiful broad heads! Quick question non related. What climbing sticks and saddle r u gonna run this year? Also you need to make some more trad bow vids lol. Thanks brother great content at the ata show👊🏼🤙🏼
Going to use the Phantom and my DIY sticks (most similar to Beast sticks). I'm also working on some other stick designs to maybe try one sticking again.
@@AmRussHunterTV 3, and for less money than 1/4 of the price for 3 of these things, and they still work just fine. I never cease to be amazed at the people who think ridiculously high prices equates to high quality. For crying out loud, the native Americans hunted for survival for thousands of years using sharpened rocks for broadheads.
@@SteveD328 ok. You got me. I make same point to Russian firearm hunters when making a case for bow hunting. I still do honestly think they are superior...
It blows my mind how easily people forget how many replacement broadheads they buy and how many replacement blades they buy you should add that up sometime. I bought three for hundred bucks and never had to replace a blade or anything for the last 4 years. If you shoot a cheaper broadhead for 4 years and you still spend less than me then you don't shoot enough deer 🤷
Seeing people mentioning the price…so far this year I’ve killed 4 deer with the same head. I sharpen after a kill with the stay sharp guide. Every shot has been a pass through and every deer has gone less than 60 yards with solid blood trails. The heads stay super sharp and will even shave hair after passing through a deer. Combine them with a heavier arrow, 550 grains or so, and the deer hardly realize they’ve been hit (as opposed to the crack you hear with mechanicals) and run to about 30-40 yds stop, fall over and die within a few seconds. Couldn’t recommend them more.
They look Beautiful!!
It kills me people will spend $30000 on a truck to drive back and forth to work but complane about $100 on 3 broadheads that are guaranteed for life
These things are great. Only con is that they are louder than a B52 flying down range.
Yes the vented are fairly loud, though the solid ones are very quiet.
I should be getting my new wide series in the mail any day now.
Just got them in the mail today 1/15/2020 and they are a badass BH. Cant wait to shoot these BHs and then blow some shoulders out this fall season 2020
Best bradheads EVER!!! Spoke to Bill at ATA. Very smart guy!!!
I've shot mechanical but am thinking of switching to fixed. I'd definitely get those whitetail heads
Fixed broadheads is the only thing I've ever used, and they are so versatile I will never switch ! I hunt from the ground in thickets, in a tree from a stand, and last years doe on public was got with me in a sniper position on the ground in a heavily wooded field edge . Even when i nick leaves or thin branches with my broadheads they have never let me down. 6 years hunting now (Public land only, no private available) and the first 3 i couldn't find a deer. Then thanks to DIY Sportsman, the last 3 years i scored 1 each year. (that's (including the early one i got this year). I'm confident nobody out where i hunt knows where all the deer are like i do, and i'm not a genius or anything. I'm gonna try and nail a few more at this place this year and post up a video on what i have learned from people like DIY Sportsman.
I really want to try these heads
Beautiful broad heads! Quick question non related. What climbing sticks and saddle r u gonna run this year? Also you need to make some more trad bow vids lol. Thanks brother great content at the ata show👊🏼🤙🏼
Going to use the Phantom and my DIY sticks (most similar to Beast sticks). I'm also working on some other stick designs to maybe try one sticking again.
DIY Sportsman can’t wait thanks for the reply. 🤙🏼
Interesting
Hope to see a look at the new bowtech and Mathews bows at the ata
SICK!
Ouch 100 bucks for 3
U pay for quality!!! You can continue to by new heads, or just resharpen and have the best
Hell I can re sharpen montecs for a 3rd of the cost
@@bdubsfishing6941 I hear you, but I do montecs have a lifetime warranty... What will happen when you hit the rock.
Lol have at em they look nice just way over priced in my opinion
@@bdubsfishing6941 we all make our beds. Happy hunting!!!
The sharpened back edge on the knife is silly and possibly dangerous
Checked out their website. You'd need to put a 2nd mortgage on your home to buy these things....GEEZZZZZ.
Hence all other options... How many heads did you buy in the past 3 years?...
@@AmRussHunterTV 3, and for less money than 1/4 of the price for 3 of these things, and they still work just fine. I never cease to be amazed at the people who think ridiculously high prices equates to high quality. For crying out loud, the native Americans hunted for survival for thousands of years using sharpened rocks for broadheads.
@@SteveD328 ok. You got me. I make same point to Russian firearm hunters when making a case for bow hunting. I still do honestly think they are superior...
@@AmRussHunterTV well.....I do have 3 Mosin-Nagants. Oh yeah, and an SKS.🤣
It blows my mind how easily people forget how many replacement broadheads they buy and how many replacement blades they buy you should add that up sometime. I bought three for hundred bucks and never had to replace a blade or anything for the last 4 years. If you shoot a cheaper broadhead for 4 years and you still spend less than me then you don't shoot enough deer 🤷