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Bought a used PSE Coyote 45lb just to have a bow to shoot again. Thought was to use it only for target shooting in the yard and pest control or take while scouting and setting up stands. However, after shooting it a couple of times I was kind of impressed with how fast the bow seems to shoot full length 2117 Eastons and a 125grain Judo. So now I'm thinking I make take it for a deer hunt. I haven't bow hunted in years due to selling my MQ1 cause my left shoulder isn't what it used to be.
So now to the question...what's your blade of choice for a lite-weight bow? There's so many out there now! I want something that is known to fly well of course but also resharpenable. Tough. 2 or 3 blade? etc....

Some people are going to hate this but....... [bleep] em.

Slick Trick
or
Razor Trick

Plus 1 on the 'Tricks, good broadhead!

Slick Trick makes fixed blades?

That is their major thing.

http://www.slicktrick.net/broadheads

Razor Tricks all day everyday, out of all my bows.

And you have some NICE whitetail's taken with them, maybe that is the secret to success.

Razor tricks or steelforce....!

I'm thinking magnus stinger if you like simple screw ins.

I would go with a fairly heavy arrow and VPAs.

http://rayzor-vpa.com/

slick tricks are like Chevy 350s ya use them just to make ya feel cool

I was referring to "sharpen yourself" type heads. But those new ViperTricks are looking like some serious penetration !

hard to beat a fixed blade muzzy

Really like the look of those VPA custom shop 3 blade vented. I might have to try 3 of those.

Montec G5 3 blade 100gr. can resharpen when needed

Slick Tricks or Magnus Stingers.

100 gr slicks.

-ken

ThunderHead broadheads are still the BEST!!!

Sherwood

45 lbs will easily shoot a 2018 (or 2117) completely thru the chest of a big whitetail buck. i use either zwickey or magnus (2 blade) for deer and elk out of recurves and longbows. imo, you will have fewer issues regarding penetration with a cut on contact broadhead. others may differ, but have no hesitation taking that 45lbs for deer once you get your shooting where it needs to be. good luck this season.

I would use a fixed blade broadhead, I like the 100gr Wasp Hammerhead

I really like the 100gr Shuttle T-Locks, they fly the same as my 100gr field points.