The only turkey I shot I had to put 2 arrows with mechanicals into it before it died. I went back to shooting fixed blades after some back experiences on deer with mechanicals. I really like the G5 Montecs. They are really easy to sharpen and fly just like a field point.

Look into the Arrowdynamic Solutions Gobbler Guillotine Turkey Hunting Broadheads, they are specifically designed for head shots.

You are a lot better off with fixed blades. Mechanicals are way over rated. Concentrate on a slow steady draw and taking shots after holding your bow back for a long time. Practice from your knees and learn the kills zones at different angles. Learn to use mouth calls.

With broadheads, its a lot about preference. Whatever u like.

I like to shoot them in the wheelhouse above the leg, not the head and any old broadhead will work. I used field tips on the biggest turkey I ever shot and it dropped on the spot... a lot of flapping around but it died on the spot. You have to hit them, so use your most accurate broadhead and don't worry about how much its costs or how many advertisements you have seen it in. Turkeys are small compared to deer and elk so you really don't need to worry.

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