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Posted On: August 22nd 2026, 05:28 pm
Like it or not, sometimes bowhunters hit the front shoulder blades on animals. Hunters still expect and need their broadheads to perform if this happens.
I was thinking of testing a couple mechanical broadheads thru these 2025 Mule Deer Buck shoulder blades I saved.
Just to see how they hold up after they penetrate thru the shoulder.
I myself only use Beast broadhead. I chose what I consider next best Broadhead out there, the megameat/deadmeat.
How do you think they will hold up?
Stay tuned for the video.
PS - i wont be using these actual broadheads as they have been shot already.
I was thinking of testing a couple mechanical broadheads thru these 2025 Mule Deer Buck shoulder blades I saved.
Just to see how they hold up after they penetrate thru the shoulder.
I myself only use Beast broadhead. I chose what I consider next best Broadhead out there, the megameat/deadmeat.
How do you think they will hold up?
Stay tuned for the video.
PS - i wont be using these actual broadheads as they have been shot already.
Comments (5)
2 months agotaddulewich
Blasted a pile of rage Broadheads through shoulders of deer without issue 1/4 of price. bigger stuff I think is where the trouble starts. I have a bad habit of hugging the shoulder. At 80lbs I’m sure a butter knife will kill a deer on the end of my arrow tho so I have little to 0 worries. Grim reaper 1 3/8s for elk/moose, and rage for deer.
2 months agowill.1144
myself i would never shoot the mechanicals. not that i’ve ever had a bad experience just have heard to many horror stories
2 months agowapiti_river_outdoors
I’ll be testing the T2 this year myself which is a first for me ever.
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