Woodsman® Blood Groove Series 3-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Review

You can use these with any fletching style. It will not matter if you use a helical or a straight fletch.

I cannot speak to straight fletching as I build all my arrows with three 5" helical fletch. I have experienced perfect arrow flight with my Woodsman blood groove three-blade broadheads with this setup. Additionally my broadhead arrows shoot the same as my G-5 SGH stump shooters and field points so no aiming adjustments are necessary when I switch to broadheads. Good luck and good shooting. Matt

I am no expert and still a novice when it comes to Traditional Archery. My arrows have a right helical and these broadheads fly true. I do not shoot at long distance (nothing greater than 20 yards) so I am not sure how they would fly beyond that range.

I have always gotten better flight with fixed blades heads, with a helical fletch offset as far as I can get it while still maintaining as much fletch surface area as possible to the shaft. I want the base of the fletch to sit flat, with maximum offset.

I use the helical on my arrows with all my broad heads. The woodsmen broad head will fly fine for you. They do take some work to sharpen but if can do it anyone else can too. PS I am assuming that you've already bare shaft your arrows.

All my traditional bow hunting with Woodsman broadheads has been done with three right wing 5� feathers helical and a few degrees of offset. This will stabilize the biggest cut on contact heads.�

I had read an article previously that recommended using straight fletchings and lining those up with the 3 blades for best performance; however, I cannot say I noticed a big difference in accuracy. Many claim helical are the best, but I have used straight for many years and no complaints. In one week, it will be the first time I use this combo of straight fletchings and the Woodsman Blood Groove. Anxious to see how they perform.

Personally, I like helical. I think they fly the best out of my bow that way.

You can use these with any fletching style. It will not matter if you use a helical or a straight fletch.

I cannot speak to straight fletching as I build all my arrows with three 5" helical fletch. I have experienced perfect arrow flight with my Woodsman blood groove three-blade broadheads with this setup. Additionally my broadhead arrows shoot the same as my G-5 SGH stump shooters and field points so no aiming adjustments are necessary when I switch to broadheads. Good luck and good shooting. Matt

I am no expert and still a novice when it comes to Traditional Archery. My arrows have a right helical and these broadheads fly true. I do not shoot at long distance (nothing greater than 20 yards) so I am not sure how they would fly beyond that range.

I have always gotten better flight with fixed blades heads, with a helical fletch offset as far as I can get it while still maintaining as much fletch surface area as possible to the shaft. I want the base of the fletch to sit flat, with maximum offset.

I use the helical on my arrows with all my broad heads. The woodsmen broad head will fly fine for you. They do take some work to sharpen but if can do it anyone else can too. PS I am assuming that you've already bare shaft your arrows.

All my traditional bow hunting with Woodsman broadheads has been done with three right wing 5� feathers helical and a few degrees of offset. This will stabilize the biggest cut on contact heads.�

I had read an article previously that recommended using straight fletchings and lining those up with the 3 blades for best performance; however, I cannot say I noticed a big difference in accuracy. Many claim helical are the best, but I have used straight for many years and no complaints. In one week, it will be the first time I use this combo of straight fletchings and the Woodsman Blood Groove. Anxious to see how they perform.

Personally, I like helical. I think they fly the best out of my bow that way.

Yes you can use it out of any bow.

1-1/8" cutting diameter

I have friends that have shot these out of compounds with great success. They will work with any carbon or aluminum arrow that uses standard thread sizes.

yes, but arrow spine has to be right or they won't group with fieldpoints.

Yes they can be sharpened the same way as the other Woodsmans.