Potential Changes?

[duckslayer]

BTW my fixed 1.25" cut broad-head for deer will most definitely put a turkey down provided my shot placement is good...

Bingo...... you can't legislate common sense. There are guys that will shoot a shotgun 70 yards at a moving turkey...... if you're a responsible hunter there's no need to use guillotine broadheads unless you prefer to shoot them.

Yes there is no doubt they are very lethal on a turkey but you said it and they are the key words "provided my shot placement is good". They have a small vital area and a big body (full strut exaggerates this even more), margin for error is greater on a turkey. I would never lobby for this to go through as a rule, like I said I think we are already managed enough, just my personal thoughts. Be nice if guys just went for the clean kill or clear miss, that's all.

[genec]

I had to give up using a bow many years ago due to tendonitis, and have used crossbow since then. I'd worry about the performance of guillotine blades in my crossbow - does anyone here use them in crossbows?

[Fox]

I had to give up using a bow many years ago due to tendonitis, and have used crossbow since then. I'd worry about the performance of guillotine blades in my crossbow - does anyone here use them in crossbows?

You have to run your bolt long if using the larger guillotine blades, the foot loop gets in the way.

I don't know why they are needed, you can get a stopper that goes on the shaft and minimizes the bolt pass through ability, if it stays in the bird that should be better.

[MikePal]

if it stays in the bird that should be better.

Except when it's not a kill shot and the bird flies away with $40 worth of arrow and broadhead stuck in it's side..been there..LOL...

[Gregoire1960]

Except when it's not a kill shot and the bird flies away with $40 worth of arrow and broadhead stuck in it's side..been there..LOL...

That's where a bowfishing rig would be great