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Absolutely beautiful country, congrats on the great ram!

Good explanation 👍🏻

What a shot!

Excellent video.

So what’s the broadhead?

you never hear a hunter asking the question, “I wonder if this fixed 2blade will work?” Because they just DO! Why ever risk using a mechanical when fixed blades are always reliable. Especially the annihilator or Kayuga fixed blades. Blows my mind why any hunter would use a mechanical, when the question of IF IT WILL WORK, is in your head at all🤦🏻

U like bulls running away from u!

Watched your video, I have a semi auto 22, with a new scope how would I sight it in?

mechanical heads work best when they have off set blades , so that when they spin on angle shots it makes the arrow spin even faster in the direction that it helps the next blade make contact as soon as possible . over last 25 years ive made all kinds of angle shots on whitetails with nap spitfires and never an issue, they always went straight in the direction of the shot on the body-early heads that came like this were rocket steel head and nap spitfire and ive never seen anyone have issues with these 2 . have seen issues with other heads that are not off set like early grim reaper those heads with any kinda angle went all over the place from line of shot. i think biggest problem is heads that are bigger than 1.5" like 2" and are not off set and also that have 2 blades -it takes a lot of spin for that other blade to make contact . been using wasp jack hammer last few years and they seem to work good and not deflect any (went with them since nap spitfire went over seas but never lost a deer with a nap spitfire!!!

I guess I'm just old school but I've shot the same fixed blade broadhead for over 40 years and it just works so I keep using it. Always great videos Remi. Love watching.

Brooo that pass through was epic tv.

What's the camo patter on Ryans gear?

Big fans of yours Remi

What if u don’t have a bolt action rifle

Fixed blade

Nice content but sheesh you yap a lot, hurts my ears.

Look at him closing his eyes telling his story, you can see him remembering. What a tough ol dude. 😊

I shot a doe at 10 yards from 20' up in a tree and had a similar outcome shooting 450 grain arrow with 3 blade mechanical arrow barely stuck into the deer and fell out as she ran off. Broadhead appeared to have deployed and she was bleeding good for about 50 yards then trickled off to no blood.

I was looking one of these over at my local gun shop in 25’06. I liked it so much I ordered one in 240 mag. Figured my wife needed it! Lol. Nice rifle!

Genius! Been looking for this…👊🏻

its incredible all the different places Whitetail live and adapt to. Suburbs, even cities. Midwest ag, southern states, northeast big woods and water, even island to island....and then the mountains..incredible

I've personally killed over 100 white tails, have a group I hunt with kill another 175 plus white tails including giants from Wisconsin, Kansas and multiple big black bears. We all used Shwackers and the Sonorans which is what they were called before being bought buy the current owner. No penetration problems. This style head is a delayed deployment style. The blades open up after the 7/8" wings cut the initial hole with super sharp 2" and 2 1\4" blades through vitals and out the opposite side. Good blood trails and we hunt dense pines and marshes where short heavy blood trails are a must. In my experience those who have mechanical or fixed head penetration ssues have bad arrow flight. Porpoising or heavy side to side wobble which robs the arrow of KE and momentum on impact. These are my and my close friends experiences. With over 36 years of bowhunting experience I would not use them if they did not perform.

My Buck and bull from 2023 I had the same thing happen. I was lucky enough to get more than one arrow in both animals, and unfortunately I had more than one mechanical broadhead fail on each animal. I have always shot slick tricks with zero issues and regret switching but there was a lot of hype behind SEVRS. Never again!

What calibre is it?

Where is this going down?

Imagine that u just didn’t have it on video lol u made terrible shot that was the only failure in this video.

Too Hollywood.

Nice looking rifle

Thanks for an excellent video, I wish it was 2 hours long! Music actually added to the drama instead of being just annoying. Subscribed.

Gunsmith here. Never trust your final zero without shooting a group of 3 rounds or more to confirm. If you have a gun capable of 1 MOA (1” at 100 yards) for example, a single round could be the edge of the group and the final zero could be up to 1” off or more depending on the actual precision of your rifle. I know some will argue, but lose the sled. Shooting the rifle with the butt captured in a sled-type rest will almost always have a different POI (point of impact) compared to shooting from the shoulder. Also, a sled-type rest can cause damage to the stock (especially wood stocks) at the grip. An adjustable front rest is fine, but the butt of the rifle should always be against the shoulder. In this video, I can only imagine how uncomfortable it was to shoot around that sled and even then, the rifle butt was still touching the sled which can cause accuracy issues. We test all our rifles from the bench with a solid bipod front support and a sandbag at the rear with the rifle against the shoulder.

Interesting choice for a close-range shot. I see the argument of the massive blood loss it could create. When I used mechanical broadheads, it was primarily for longer distances because they should fly like field points. However, since my fixed blades now fly just as well, I prefer using fixed blades exclusively. It's not the first time I've heard stories about losing a deer due to mechanical broadheads misbehaving. I appreciate the insights shared here, and it's always valuable to hear different experiences in the field.

This instruction is a little confusing. The video shows him adjusting from the point of aim to the POI on first shot and then adjusting from the POI to the point of aim on the second shot. If you have some understanding and experience, you will appreciate the overall general instruction but new players will likely be somewhat confused.

Usually enjoy your videos. So after a tremendous effort and a slow hunt, 5yrds at 14:37. I always use a 2 blade fixed, BUT switch to a mechanical at 5yrds (hmm, NOT). 15:09 switch back??? 15:07 Now your on a sheep hunt and decide.... 15:28 back to the mechanical.. Doesn't look like a sheep to me.??? Hit it perfect, just where I wanted, bounced off....???? Sounds like Joe Biden!!!! If your shooting the bow specs you claim a blunt would easily push through the shoulder bone, but that's not where you were aiming right?? Hit him perfect??? NEED a new editor!! Just another video/scam that the idiots will like & subscribe too... SAD EFFORT on the scam, probably a cool hunt.. If that was real!!!

Nevada?

Micheal Waddel did

I’ve never seen that sign in pyramid lake before?

Thanks for sharing this video Remi! All and all it was a good hunt with your family. Bummer on the mechanical failure. Does this sway you from using mechanical broad heads in the future or are you willing to try others?

Good friends and video, exceptional bulls, great experience! Congratulations

Thanks Remi. You may not have punched your tag, but in addition to being with your fam, you gave me great instruction. I particularly appreciated the insights on anticipating what the deer is going to do, based on movement of shadows. Plus when to glass into the sun and where. I'm hunting Northern Utah. Not sure I'll have similar terrain to deal with, but I will read the shadows and sun movement and try to anticipate where they're headed after that 1st morning bed. Love the podcast, but it was extra cool to see you executing your principles, strategies and tactics in the field. Thanks again. BTW… What is that bino harness you're using?

That really sucks. Getting that close. I always use the same brand of broad heads. For over forty years I have used the Wasp brand. Never had an issue

All mechanical heads are trash for anything larger than a turkey and should be banned. Why introduce variables into the equation when bowhunting is hard enough? You can’t beat a CNC machined, one piece fixed head.

Great vid. I know some folks that have had this happen with Rage broadheads from different angles. I have used Shwackers and get plenty of penetration, but no blood trail. We've lost 2 out of 4 deer. Only reason it wasn't 4 out of 4 was because I saw one of mine when he fell, and I found a buddy's the next morning with a blood hound. Switched to Mega Meats and have had no more issues. I've always used fixed, but switched to mech. 2 years ago. I don't think I will use them on those big tough animals like moose, bears, elk, ect.., but I think you'd be ok on a muley. Not sure on a sheep...those guys are pretty tough.

Harry : ""Whoa, geez, would you look at the butt on that!?" Loyd : "Yeahhhh, he must workout."

Yeah dude, tough break. I, like you have given thought to mechanicals many times but one bad story is enough for me question using them. Now this can be added to the uncountable number of bad story's I've heard about mechanical failure solidifies my opinion on them. Ill be sticking with my 2 blade heads as they do not fail. For the haters out there, sure you can take animals with them, you can also take animals with rocks, that doesn't mean I use them. One chance of it not working should be enough for anyone to not use them. I want to be the only weak link in my shot not my equipment. Next time will be better Remi!

I really liked the technique you used to highlight your brother stalking the buck that far away. It kept it really visceral.

I've heard the same story so many times or the other story is blade don't open I shoot cut on contact for that reason to bad hard work lost deer wounded that really sucks

Northern A stan is as close to there as I've ever been. Maybe one day I can get up North to find some sheep

Awesome vid Remi🤙🏽

My grandfather had a similar issue on a whitetail I believe with a rage out of a crossbow, the bolt deflected of a rib and straight into the ground, sister ended up harvesting the deer with a rifle and we were able to confirm after looking at the wound

and your surprised why lol