#Grim reaper broadheads reviews professional#

#Grim reaper broadheads reviews professional#

My bowhunting buddy and professional Texas hunting guide Jake Davis told me to try Grim Reaper mechanicals along my journey after me telling him my stories of watching deer run off into woodlots with other brands of broadheads, never to be recovered, due to poor terminal performance. I won’t mention any brand names of other broadheads but I tried a few that failed miserably in my beginning days of my urban bowhunting career. I play to win in life and hunting is no exception.įrom 2008 to 2015 I hunted a few urban areas that were densely populated but out of the city limits and the challenge when I first started this journey to of urban and suburban “neighborhood hunting” was to make a clean and ethical shot and for the deer not to run more than 100 yards before it expired.

I have written extensively on mechanical, fixed and hybrid broadheads as well as done numerous videos and podcasts on what you need to consider in making your next trip to the field a tag-punching and freezer-filling success. Call me a traditionalist but I believe in finding something that works, tuning what works best, and then simply rinse and repeat. Let’s face it, there are a ton of broadhead companies and seem to be new companies popping up every year that claim their broadhead brands are the champion of the field. There is an adrenaline rush that comes with clearly seeing the whites of the eyes of the animal you are hunting without binoculars or a high-powered scope and the rush of that feeling is what keeps me coming back for more year after year, again and again. I have hunted with compound bows and crossbows for well over a decade now and love the thrill of being close to the game I am hunting.