Epic

Based ond what I´ve been told about the Slick Tricks I'will give them a try, so which 125gr model would you choose/recommend for northerneast Mexico / south Texas game (mostly whitetailed deer and javis)?

Standing Bear

I seen what the 125 grain ST standard did to my bear this spring and I'm very satisfied with the end results, so I'm sticking with the 125 standards

SB

Whitetail assain

Well I have first hand knowledge of what a 100 gr slick trick mag will do to fat old whitetail. If you want a 10 gauge slug hole and blood trailer a blind man could follow, with pin point flight. I've shot the mags out to 80 yards.

SlickTrick2

Epic,

This is Tony at Slick Trick. You say mostly deer and Javis, are there other animals besides these that you might hunt?

41mag

Well I voted for the Magnums, but would toss the Razor Trick in as well if allowed two votes.

The best thing on the Magnums or the Standard for that matter is the blades are interchangeable. So pick your poison, and head to the woods.

They will all Git-R-Done on the critters your looking at, plus a whole host of others.

Between my hunting bud's and myself, we have taken several deer and quite a few hogs with them and they keep right on rocking. I have a few other heads in my kit, but when I hit the woods I have the Tricks ready to rock.

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Epic

Hi Tony ! Yes there are a lot of bobcats and coyotes and latelly several bears (not allowed to kill now) but basically what I'm gonna be trying to connect with are deers,( I' ve tried to take a decent one down for the last 4 seasons with no succes so far, passing up several 1 1/2 and 2 1/2yr small bucks/spikes, and as mostly ever, nice looking bucks behind the next ranch fence, and a miss , but hopelly this wil be the year ; there are so many javelinas as mosquitoes believe me, some times you have to run then away cause they are literally under your stand...

I consider that deers and javis offer the "most" resistance for my broadheads, but I wont let this season any critter walk away from my stand for sure...

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Epic

Standing, that was a heck of a shot and a heck of a hunt, congrats !

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Epic

Thanks WA & 41 I´ll consider your expirience with the mags !

41mag, what has been your results with the Razortricks? that coc head looks real mean...

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Epic,

If I were you, I would go with either the Mag Or Standard. The Standard is more than enough head to take a deer or javelina. They were actually designed for elk and larger animals like elk. With a total cutting diameter of 2", it is plenty. The Mags and Standards have the same ferrule as well. If you wanted to go with a bigger cut, all you would have to do is get some mag replacement blades for those ferrule and visa versa if you go with mags and want a smaller cut. Hope this helps in your decision. Good Luck with your Hunting.

Tony

41mag

The RT is one BA head no two ways about it. It opens up a hole out of proportion to it's size, and goes through so slick and easy it is hard to believe.

I noticed it first on a small hog, seen in the first pic below, but I never heard any impact, just a grunt and the hog trotted off and I actually thought I missed until it just fell over. The second pic is the entry and you can see the shoulder blade just in behind the outer muscle. It took out two ribs behind, and two ribs upon exiting the off side. Arrow was found about 30yds behind impact due to ground level shot.




This was one that I got last fall under my stand. The shot hit a bit higher in the onside than I anticipated due to it being almost a straight down shot, but the results were fine with me. No more than 25yds total and she piled up right next to the road, right back in front of my stand. If you look close you can see the exit just behind the shoulder. The pic was taken with my phone while sitting in my 15' stand.

Here is the 29" 340 FMJ arrow, basically what you see, was all that was sticking out of the ground.


Yea I recommend them quite a bit. I currently have close to 2dz of them on hand, with about that many or more mixed standards, magnums and Grizz's.

What else can I say, they work, and I love them.

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Epic

WOW there's nothing more to say about them, pass through on pork chops, man with these comes one thing to may mind, every Slick Trick seems to be a great choice...

41mag thanks for sharing these great experiences and pics !!

Whitetail assain

Thanks for the info on the blades Tony. Guy at our local pro shop said you couldn't mix blades from mags to standards. My son shot some of the standards that got mixed in with my mags. I plan on getting some blades for the mags now.I will use them as back ups for the blood runners this year.

Epic-- Anyone of these heads will work well on deer. I will stand behind the Slick trick mags as one of they best 4 blade fixed heads to the day I die. If your bow is tuned these heads will shoot right with a Mechanical. I have shot them out to 85 yards target practicing. When these things get a hold of something there meaner than a junk yard dog. I personally would have know problems shooting bigger game than a deer with them. I only wish I had taken pictures of the blood trails along with better pictures of damage these heads did to animals. If you do your part slick tricks will do there part great broad head.

Gerhard

The 125gr Std Slick Trick is my "go to" broad head for hunting here in Africa.

But any of the mentioned broad heads will do great on your intended target animals...

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Epic

Wll thanks Whitetail assasin & Gerhard, again, these heads seem to be the ones to be placed in the tip of your arrow, any of them; hope I'll post some tricked critters soon...

ricksmathew

Any of the Slick Tricks will work great for you, but like Tony said if you shoot the Standards you could make them Mags with just changing the blades. Let us know which ones you choose.