Video: A Deadly Recipe for Arrowing More Gobblers

Whenever my buddies post on Facebook about turkeys they’ve killed recently, I’ll often type “cheater” as a comment if a shotgun appears in their pic.

Of course, I don’t really believe that, but it’s still fun to stir the pot.

I love pursuing turkeys with a shotgun in hand. Aiming for the bottom of the ugly (i.e. neck) and then squeezing the trigger is pure fun. That said, it doesn’t hold a candle to killing them at spitting distance with a Magnus Bullhead broadhead. (Note: Because these are very large, fixed-blade heads designed for head/neck shots (graphic photo below), it’s best to use a Victory arrow with four 4-inch fletchings.)

Check out the video below where I provide a quick recap of my recipe for arrowing more gobblers. Each ingredient is important.

Good luck this spring!

Dave Maas

Dave Maas is currently a writer for OutdoorHub who has chosen not to write a short bio at this time.