Does it really matter?
It sure seems to me that it really doesn't matter which one you use as long as you are confident that you can make the shot. I've read tons of reviews about a lot of different blades and there's always a bunch that like them and one or two that will never use them again, because of this that or the other. If you place your shot well, you'll get the kill. It's plain and simple.
I wonder how many hunters think about shot placement? I wake up thinking about where I'll place my shot if the deer is quarting away, standing broadside or quartering to me. You most certainly cannot expect to aim at the same point for all three instances. Anticipate the trajectory as it passes through your target and make your shot accordingly! Good luck this season, I know I'll need all I can get.
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Diamond - The Rock, 60LB at 26" draw, 369 grains at 250fps - Love it! 
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