Glad that your back Jeff. I always enjoy your videos. You are a blessing to traditional bow hunting community.

Trustworthy Reviews & Honest Advice not pushing any product on anybody! I still love the old Simmons Interceptor. TY👍

Good to see you back!

Love to see you're back making videos!!!

Really enjoyed. Fixing to make may first ones next week

Welcome back Jeff! Great to see you! Thank you for your videos!

Welcome back! I appreciate and look forward to your videos!

Glad to see you back man! Love my bow you guys made.

God bless you Jeff. Glad to see another of your videos; I really enjoy them!

Glad you are still making videos. I have a new Big Jims Thunderchild, love it!

Might want to shoot in a area that has not been shot before. I don’t think it will matter. But you know some will say the bull’s-eye has been shot out more and allows the 3 blade to penetrate more.

Good to see you back. First time I've subscribed to anything

Good information, glad you all are doing well, always enjoy your videos

Hey Jeff,very glad to see you are back.Back in October you did a tutorial about sharpening the 3 Blade VPA with D M T diamond folding sharpeners.Could u possibly do a KZfaq showing this again?

Awesome video, so glad the videos are still coming . This is exactly what I've been struggling with before season. Have both and penetration is number one. And not at the cost of blood trail.

Great to see you back producing videos Jeff!!! stay healthy my friend!! VM. h burg Illinois.....

Great demonstration, thank you

Glad to see you back jeff. Your videos are the best brother. Keep them coming. Hope to see ya soon buddy

Thanks jeff , your a blessing to us

So good to see you making videos again. I switched from Magnus snuffers 125 gr to zwicky 4 blade with foc of 244 50# bear Montana. Thank you

Glad to see you making videos. Some of the best informative traditional archery videos!

It’s good to see you back! I’m glad you’re healthy. Thank you so much for your insight on broadheads.

Glad to see you back. Your well appreciated.

Glad your still helping us out with your insight I am now 76 and have been in and out of instinctively shooting since early teens tried compound but just couldn’t find using sights and release and kept coming back to mysterious satisfaction of my recurves and long bows and especially my fingers and freedom of instinctively Thanks for your videos I always get something from your perspective and was thinking because of your circumstances from your last video we would lose your inspiration and I was so happy to discover this one today Thanks and good luck to you and yours My current favorite is my Ferguson made by Bear @ 48# my draw length

Great video!

Jeff I can't tell you buddy how good it is to see you back on here again, and that your health seems to being doing better. Just wanted to let you know that the bow is shooting awesome. I have been shooting for 64 years and have never had so much fun shooting a bow. It's true, "They shoot where your looking." This video is really interesting and informative. That penetration on those broadheads is pretty amazing. Thanks Jeff for another great video, and wishing you and Ty the best. Keep em' coming and hang in there and we'll talk to you guy's later. Jim

I must agree that the 3 blade vpa is a killer broadhead. I Used them all last season and Will do so again this year. Thanks For great info as usual Jeff!

Jeff, you made my day! I’ve been waiting for a new video from you. I hope the family is doing well & thanks for the tips..

Welcome back brother.

You are the man! Enjoy your videos.

Good to see you making video my friend..Great information. God bless you.

Great video and I Agee with the results

Glad to see you back, pray that all is well with your family as well. I also agree with your results as a whole, especially the blood trail part. I am now shooting in the 38# to 43# group and am using three blade Woodsman. Keep em coming Brother

Great video, thanks for sharing! First year I've ever hunted with a recurve - and just took my 1st deer ever - used a 135gr Zwickey and it did the job out of my ~42lb setup. I'm definitely interested in trying out these blades next time I am buying broad heads.

I am so happy you are back. I have a question, when you made your bows did you do fire hardening to the bamboo in the limbs? Thank you very much.

Good contact Jeff, I switched from 3 blades to 2 blade Simmons for hogs here in South Texas. Hoping to take my first deer with trad gear this year

Always use a rubber "O" ring and adjust the blade with the fletching to get the best flight.

Great video Jeff! This is my first year getting seriously into traditional and I have planning on going with 200 grain grizzle’s but now I’m reconsidering 🤔. Those vpa’s look like the real deal and reasonably priced too. I can’t wait for the season and Jesus is so good. Thanks again for the valuable info

People! This post is excellent and outstanding and the content will make you a better bow Hunter however, notice the shot sequence and the release and how consistent it is each time from shot to shot ! Archers! This is how it’s done! Thank You 🙏! 🏹🦌🏹🐗🏹🦌🏹🐗

Gald your back. I hope someone buys your bow design so it can still be brought to market. On the subject, I had zero blood from a 2 blade last year. Not exaggerating, it wasn't a lung, but a liver shot. Had snow on the ground, so was able to follow tracks of the deer with ease. She ran 60 yards, laid down and expired. I was unable to find a spot of red on the white carpet of snow. I went with Iron Will Wides this year with bleeders....I will see how they do.

I made a perfect shot on a nice doe a number if years ago and was amazed at the lack of blood. After that I always shot 3 blade and got the blood trail I wanted. Now the single bevel craze has got me second guessing myself so this video has helped my confidence that 3 blade is the way to go.

Awesome information! I have been tinkering with my feather fletching and I think I hit the mother load! I am using 2 -5” left helical fletch and they spin like rifle bullets with out drag and are amazing accurate! I am doing the dance! I am gluing them with a 90 degree twist. 😊

Definitely food for thought, I will put this in the hair covered computer, assimilate this information a bit and say great study , it keeps us guessing on the right choices but we must continue feeding are brains to become a tad bit more proficient each season. Glad your back , love your work here, your awesome God blessed you that way to continue too help us analytical toxopholites.

Jeff, your analysis is Spot on! You will get some hate mail on this. ButI have killed a hundred or more deer with the heads you tested and many others. The VPA 3 blade is my go to .

Hey buddy I've missed you and I'm glad you're back Once again great video You can leave us again Only when you go to sleep But you still gotta Check in Gotta tell my friends you are back

If you look at the triangle bayonet, the reason why they got rid of it because the wound was hard to close up and stop bleeding.

The wensel woodsman has been around forever and Ashby. Rated it up there with the tanto tip single bevel with modified tip profile.

Awesome review on the 3 blade. I am going to buy those vpa heads for this season now … trying to get my first recurve kill with the 45# drawing 43#. I would love to see you review the tuffhead 3 blade head from Sirius archery sometime!

Jeff thank you for the video One thing you didn't touch on was the bleeder blade If I remember right Fred Bear invented it for that vary reason Arrow pinch Then would brake away if hitting hard bone Continue to share your faith brother

I switched to the VPA 3 Blade after seeing the blood trail you got on a doe in one of your videos.

Sweet! Just picked up some 150gr VPA 3 blades. Hope to use them this season. How did the tips hold up on the VPA 3 blades that hit bone? I know Tuffheads have the pyramid tips on their 3 blades.

The 3 blade went through the most shot up part of that target. Try all 3 again and stay away from the center of the target, move a foot either way into virgin target space

Great to see you 😁🇺🇸

Great video . Excellent explanations ! I wonder how big/heavy a headweight would be needed for moose and grizzly ? I live in interior Alaska.

Line the blades up with the fletch/ Vanessa.

The best traditional broadheads I have shot are DEL-MA MA 3's they will stand the test of time fly true and are very easy to sharpen. Had mine since 1978 still have the original six and have killed over 10 deer with them. Also have used many others but always go back to the MA 3 , try them you will not be disappointed.

The VPA 200g 3 blade solved my blood trail issue. Was using 2 blade VPA but the 3 killed faster as you said with fantastic trails. Shooting 45# Widow KB and 580g arrow approx. Solved many problems for me. I try to keep my shots 20 and under.

I just subscribed to your channel, I really liked this video. Please, one question, how many pounds does that bow you have tested have? Greetings from Spain. Thanks.

What are your thoughts on a Simmons broad heads. I shoot a 43# hybrid longbow 27 1/4 draw length, I shoot gold tip velocity shafts 500 spine 6.3 gr. Per inch. which one would you get for my set up Thanks and God bless

I recently bought some stingers and noticed the bulk of the ferrule immediately. It tapers too quickly. I doubt it would cause much issue on deer but I’m sure it decreases penetration. I think it’s to help make their broad heads so tough. Overall, still a great broadhead but I agree the ferrule is decreasing penetration.

I'm kinda wanting to take up bow hunting, though I'll need to become a much better shot than I am now. And I'm generally thinking of going with a 3-blade.

What about for a Mule deer or an Elk? I'm shooting 66lb @ 30". I was thinking of going with a simmons landshark or the vpa 3 blade. Thanks.

The thick ferrule on the 150 magnus always bothered me but I still use them because i can't get a Zwickey as sharp. I wonder how a slimmer two blade like an Eskimo would have faired up in the test given it's much flatter profile? I avoid 3 blades due to my 41lb limitation. If I was up around 45lb's I would have been shooting a 3 blades all this time. Jeff, can you speak on 2 blades vs 3 blade on bows @40lbs? I'd be very interested in your opinion of that.

Good test.. but, since that target has been shot up in center it kind of seems the one hitting center would pass thru further than others to the side of center.. A side by side ballistic gel blocks one for each arrow would give a more reliable or more accurate representation. Ive been using bear razor heads for almost 50 yrs with close to 100 success so had never given much thought to switching but now Im curious to maybe try a 3 blade..

Anybody heard of Curt Cabera love you to Jeff God bless.

I have wasp broadheads that have a removable bleeder blade. So they have a small bleeder blade toward the back of the broadhead. Should I remove the bleeder with a 42lb bow? Or leave it ?

Anyone know the weight of screw in zwickey eskilites after being sharpened?

I could only imagine one of those VPA's on a heavy aluminum shaft. Probably would've blown straight through it.

Does the results stay the same with the woodsmen heads

Also, nice to hear mention of the Good Lord in one of these videos.

Except the broadheads are all near the center of a shot up target, with the three blade in the weakest part of the target. Interesting to say the least.

Great video but I suggest you get a brand new flat target. The target you used has the center shot out and the arrows could have entered the area with previous holes. You need a new target and shoot at least 5 groups to get a more accurate comparison. Just me feedback. Love your videos. Be safe and God Bless!

hi mr jeff.. if you do the test with a smaller shaft then the bevel of the 2 blade broadhead the 2 blade penetration is better then the 3 blade but to each his own..have a great day

Very hard to get good 3 blade heads in Australia

i think the 3 blade head just created a bigger hole for the arrow to go through, less friction on the arrow shaft itself. if you had a much thicker target that the head would not exit the back, the results would be different and the 3 blade would penetrate less than the 2 blade due to the larger cutting diameter of the 3 blade head.

Have you ever tried Zeus broadheads

Great video and 3 bladed arrowheads are a very old design. The scythians used them and they look very alike to basic 3 bladed modern heads. They must have also realized the same thing, that 3 blades increase the hole size and blood loss

Thanks for the video. I shoot the grizzlys and have noticed poor blood trails. You may have sold me on the VPA.

Have you tried Montec G5 broadheads 3 blade? If so how do they compare to the VPA? Also what about Zwicki 2 blade?

Who makes that target you were shooting into Jeff?

So i have been using 300 brain Grizzly's for years. They always pass through and they rarely leave a blood trail. They do kill the deer quickly. However i tend to hunt evenings and no blood at night sucks. I shoot a 57# longbow and think i am going to try the VPA!

Have you ever shot a tooth of the arrow with trad gear? Just wondering if the short profile would be ok?

Good video. What if you shoot all three into fresh foam as opposed to the three blade in the center which looks shot up a lot more?

I personally will never go back to a two blade head. I used zwickey and magnus for years.....a perfect shot was always a kill but I've had some seriously hard tracking jobs because a two blade slit allowed a glob of fat to clog the hole.....great shot and poured the blood out gutting then.....but the wensel woodsman. Has never let me down ever.

Have you ever hunted with a Zwickey with bleeders. Which they call a 4 blade ?

exactly what I've found. I get sick of the 2 blade, single bevel hype as if penetration is everything. however, more inches of sharp edges causes more damage to veins/arteries and leave far better blood trails. and the difference in penetration between 2 blade vs 3-4 blade is very minimal. I much prefer a larger amount of sharp blades over an inch more of penetration.

This vpa head looks just like a wensel woodsman without vents. What would make this a better head than the woodsman? I've killed many deer with Snuffers and Woodsman Bradheads. Far superior to any two blade head I've ever used with an exception of the Simmons interceptors. The muzzy phantoms (no longer made) four blade heads killed deer quicker and had better blood trails than the previous mentioned three blade heads. I finally located some bleeder blades for my old bear green razorheads. I might give those a try this season.

If the center of your target is shot out for sure the three blade will go through further.

I shoot vpa 175s 1 1/8. They are nasty and they fly like a feild tip.

So Jeff & everyone else what is your opinion of 3 blades on large moose? I live in Alaska & shoot bows (longbows & recurve) ranging from 52-64# @ my draw length. Glad to see you are doing well & praising Jesus! He is faithful!

What target is that were do I get one

What about a single bevel 2 blade ?

Yeah buddy

Problem is a live animal is slimy and soft, foam grabs the arrow and arrow head, slime doesn’t.

Doing a penetration test with foam is extremely flawed. Foam targets are designed to stop arrows with friction. Shooting critters is a completely different ballgame.

What target is that?

Could you shoot them in a spot that haven't been shot at?

Not a good test your 3 blade hit in a softer spot than the other 2

You are not taking into account of the animal has the lubrication of bodily fluids and your target is dry friction.

You shot the weakest most shot out spot with 3 blade. Should of shot a area that wasn't shot out.