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Clarksburg, NJ United States Mickey Spooner Submitted On: 2/28/2010 1:09:37 PM Comments: Last hunt of my NJ Bow Season. I had 15 does come into shoting range. I picked out the largest doe out of the group and released my 2 blade rage to do its work. The broad head enter the doe quatering away, the 2 blade clipped both lungs and blew threw the front left shoulder. I was instantly a fan of the 2 blade rage broad head! The blood trail pics speak for themselves!

Fredericksburg, TX United States Curtis Kuhlmann Submitted On: 2/27/2010 9:34:40 PM Comments: We were on a 3 day hunt at house mountain in central Texas, as we prepared for the night hunt we set up our lights. One hour into the hunt about 5 small pigs came in, just the right bar-b-que size. I increased the light intensity and the hog held still, as I found my sight in my peep and held on the target and let it fly. The white pig took off and about 35 yards later I found the bacon. It was a good end to a cold windy night under the stars. The second night it cold as well and even more windy than the night before. As the moon came up the hogs were on the move, at 9:15 pm. the black hog showed up. Again I turned on my light, after facing me for 15 minutes, he finely gave me the shot I was looking for. The rage went through both lungs and went 45 yards with an unbelievable blood trail. The Rage heads did their job very well. Hogs are tough and the Rage heads past the test of the hogs. They are my broadheads of choice tracking made easy and the bacon is in the pan. Thanks Rage for a great product.

Huntington, IN United States Mike Straley Submitted On: 2/26/2010 8:45:04 PM Comments: I woke up early on Nov, 6 2009 feeling good about this mornings hunt, got ready and my wife wished me good luck it was a perfect morning no wind, frosty and cold. The treestand I chose to hunt this morning was over looking a standing cornfield reaching my stand about 40 mins. til daylight it gave me time to get settled in for hunt. After some time I heard the sound of a deer walking I started scanning to see where the sound was coming from when all of a sudden I seen a very nice buck walking my direction about 3 rows in the corn it was like I was Will Primos and this was a story book hunt the buck turned in corner of field and was walking right at me like he was on a leash I had 1 chance to draw my bow and I took it, putting my finger on release trigger and then pin I wanted on him and followed him until he was at perfect broadside 10 yards away, a second before I released he let out the deepest grunt I've heard, {SNAP} the buck jumped in the air with hind legs high and ran about 20 feet and fell down taking stalks down with him and then quickly to his hooves as he went crashing through the the woods then silence I thought I heard a weeze of a final breath and then I heard some turkey's clucking in direction the deer ran, after sometime I got down to find blood and had no trouble finding that, it led me right to the downed deer that's when my heart started pounding, my arrow had blown through both shoulders w/ great damage. Thank You Rage

Plover, WI United States Jason Krueger Submitted On: 2/26/2010 7:25:44 PM Comments: A buddy took me out to the place where he had permission to bow hunt. It was mostly hardwoods with an alfalfa field in the middle of it. A doe and fawn were on the field shortly after we had got into our stands, we were set up on both ends of the field. They worked their way into the middle of the field when I saw movement. Four does and two fawns came out and were very alert. They ended up running across the field and all the deer were gone. Five minutes later to young bucks came out in the same spot where the six deer had just come out of. I was watching the bucks move down the field when I looked to my left and saw a fawn coming out on the field ten yards away. A doe was right behind her and I drew back my bow but the doe turned toward me and kept coming closer. When she was about six yards or so away she looked right up at me. I was sitting in a homemade tree stand only 12 feet off the ground. Well she spooked out away from me, so I gave a quick grunt and at about 18 yards she stopped and took one step to her right. I hit her right behind her right back leg and the arrow went up and broke the left front leg. Didn't hit any guts either. She took off across the field with my lumenok glowing. We found the arrow on a small tractor trail right away, but were having a hard time finding any blood. So we spread out and just started looking around. My buddy found her and the reason why there was no blood was because there was about a foot and a half of intestions hanging out.

troy, PA United States chris williams Submitted On: 2/26/2010 9:28:37 AM Comments: It was my first time archery hunting and i had a nice 8 point coming in, and i started to shake! As i drew back and released i thought the shot placement was good. When i picked up my arrow it had good blood, and the blood trail was good. Being that i was new to this i decided to back out and let the buck lay for the night. The next morning i found the deer had only went around 80 yards. The shot was not very good, but the rage 3 blade left an incredible entrance and exit hole and the deer bleed out quickly. I am a firm believer in rage and my son and i will both be useing this year, and i hope he has a great experiance with the rage as i did on his first archery hunt. THANK YOU RAGE FOR MAKEING MY FIRST ARCHERY HUNT A GREAT ONE!!!!!!!

Greensburg, PA United States Brad Walor Submitted On: 2/25/2010 8:23:50 PM Comments: I shot this 6 point at 15 - 20 yards away with the rage 2 blade broadhead. I got a complete pass through double lunging him, he only ran 10 yards and fell over. I didn't get to experience tracking him because i saw him fall. But there was blood everywhere as you can seen in my picture. I just wanted to say thanks to rage broadheads for making such a devastating broadhead.

Mount Airy, NC United States Joe Swift Submitted On: 2/25/2010 8:22:04 PM Comments: Shot this deer at 35 yards with the rage 3-blade. As you can tell it was a shoulder hit. I found the arrow 5 yards from where I shot him, about 6 inches is all that went in and then it broke off. I waited approx. 1 hour and then decided to go see if I could find him. 10 yards into tracking him, there was plenty of sign. I found him less than 40 yards from where I shot him. I will never shoot a different broadhead.

Mount Airy, NC United States Joe Swift Submitted On: 2/25/2010 8:16:32 PM Comments: First deer with Rage Broadhead. Wanted to see what all the talk was about. At 30 yards shot this spike. He went approx. 20-25 yards and crashed. I am hooked on rage now.

Kaukauna, WI United States Joshua Konkle Submitted On: 2/24/2010 11:40:27 AM Comments: Just wanted to thank the Rage briadhead staff for all their hard work. I put this 200# bear down this past fall in northern WI. My Hoyt and the 3Blade Rage only let him get 20yards before he rolled! Dad had the video rolling and got the whole hunt on film. Unbelieveable penetration, HUGE entrance and exit holes, and reliability! I wouldn't shoot any other broadhead!! Later on that year I shot a red fox at 37yards!! I shot em with a RAGE!

Port Elizabeth, South Africa Craig Done Submitted On: 2/23/2010 10:22:17 AM Comments: I was sitting at a blind near a waterhole on a beautiful farm in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. It was a very hot day, 39 Degrees C and I had been sitting there for 2 hours! When, this majestic Impala ram arrived at the waterhole, I grabbed my bow, with the arrow already nocked, tipped with a 2 blade rage (my first hunt using the rage broadhead). He went and stood perfectly broadside at about 18m from me. As he just started to drink, I pulled back on my bow and brought it to full draw, as soon as my pin rested on the right spot I released the arrow... A perfect shot hitting just behind the front leg about two thirds down his body. Slit seconds after impact he jumped and cleared the dam disappearing from view. A few seconds later, still getting over my feeling of total exhilaration, I picked up movement on the other side of the dam between the bushes, I could not believe my eyes. My Impala was going down and it had not even been 30 seconds and I could see it happening! The whole event had been on film so far, so I quickly grabbed my camera and filmed his last few seconds before he expired not 25 meters from where he was shot, and he let out his last breath in less than 50 second from when the arrow hit him. This is a true testament to the effectiveness of this broadhead, my best result so far. The 2" cutting diameter works do yourself and the animal you hunting a favour and use the Rage 2 blade broadhead on your next hunt, I will be! Yours truly in Bowhunting, Craig Done

carnegie, PA United States mike kochin Submitted On: 2/22/2010 2:56:36 PM Comments: It was the morning of Novermber 7,2009 first day of buck. I got in the woods around 5.30am chilly morning. I had placed scents out the day before. nothing was moving not one soul to be seen. Around 8.30am i was talking to my dad to see if he saw anything then i hard a crash coming down the hill all i could see were horns. I never got a deer wit my bow yet so i was shakeing like a limb. I was praying that the buck would come my way it did. It stoped about 20 yards in front of me i drawed my bow back and i released the arrow with rage 3 blade broadhead it hit the deer and it jump so i knew i hit it. Right away i called my dad cause it was the first deer i shot. He told me to calm down i was excited. We gave the deer about and hour an a half before we start tracking it. When we found the deer i didnt know wat to do i was that excited, told my dad it was an eight point his jaw about hit the ground cuase it was the best thing that happened to me and he was happy I shot my first buck with a bow.

Freeport, NY United States Gene Tripodo Submitted On: 2/21/2010 6:52:28 PM Comments: It was Dec. 12-- windy and 26 degrees. We had just entered a woodlot where I had seen 2 nice bucks the night before. I invited a friend of mine to hunt with me that day. We were trying to pick out two trees where we could cover the numerous trails coming out of a big thicket. When I looked back to where I had been hunting the night before, I could see a buck emerging out of the thicket. We froze until the deer began to feed; I then slowly made my way in his direction using the wind to cover any sound I might have been making. It seemed like forever. I managed to cut the distance down from about 80 to 35 yards with the deer quartering away. I got my shot -a solid lung hit. I could not believe it; the deer only managed to go 60 yards. The deer scored 153 gross and140 net.

Winamac, IN United States Chris Shell Submitted On: 2/17/2010 1:37:40 PM Comments: We seen this turkey a 1000 yards away. We had a hill inbetween us, so we ran the whole way to him. We had to sit on a railroad bed for 52 minutes. There were 2 hens on each side of us at ten yards. The tom was 20 yards out infront of us, but with no shot. Finally two of the hens made thier way to our right and he followed. I got a shot at a litle over 25 yards. It was my first turkey, and with my bear and a RAGE. It was awesome. The buck is a 21 inch wide 8 pt. taken in Pike County Illinois, and scores 141". I seen the deer off about 500 yards and had to get out of my stand and get to a dried up pond before he got there to feed on some hedge apples. He came up the ridge and offered me a 15 yard shot. He only made it 10 steps and perished.Thank you rage! Chris Shell

Windermere, FL United States Mark R Submitted On: 2/16/2010 7:06:06 PM Comments: I was having trouble getting my broadheads to fly correctly so I decided to give the Rage 2 blades a try. The practice head flew as true as the field points, so I headed to the woods earlier this winter. It was my first Osceola Turkey hunt. I took this gobbler at 40 yards.

Wiseman, AR United States James Foster Submitted On: 2/16/2010 7:00:44 PM Comments: This story isn't about the deer I killed with my Rage. This is to say thank you to the Rage company. I had 2 of my broadheads that had messed up screws. One had a broken screw and the other had a bent screw that stripped the threads out. I sent those two back to the company, and about a week or two later, I opened my mail box to find a brand new three pack! This company truly does stand behing their products. THANK YOU RAGE!!

quantico, VA United States Tyler Bear Submitted On: 2/16/2010 1:58:31 PM Comments: This was my first deer with a bow. Granted it was a crossbow, which has changed to a bear truth 2, but I will be keeping Rage 2 blade. Buck ran 10 yards and dropped dead. 9 pointer with a split brow-tine. My friend who was with me has since switched to Rage as well from muzzy. Date 11-17-2009. Im hooked on this archery thing.

bidwell, Country/Region Kyle johnson Submitted On: 2/14/2010 1:47:19 PM Comments: One after noon late fall I went to a farm near me and set up my blind.I got in it that after noon and was watching doe when i heard something in the brush.Then he stepped out he was about 40 yards.I drawed my Mathews with the rage broad head and released the arrow.He went about 20 yards and fell.Thanks to rage

South Range, WI United States Jamie Hall Submitted On: 2/13/2010 11:41:11 AM Comments: I have shot and trailed several giant bucks with only the blood trail to disappear. With a giant buck infront of me I don't always take the perfect shot, now with the rage broadheads even a bad shot results in a dead deer. This deer I shot way back just infront of the back leg. The rage opened the deer up like a zipper, we left overnight and came back the next morning to find the deer entangled in his entertines. Any other broadhead the deer would have been gone! Notice the pictures, you have to start them early.

South Range, WI United States Jamie Hall Submitted On: 2/13/2010 11:26:24 AM Comments: Made a bad shot on a deer and hit him in the head. One week later shot the same deer in front shoulder and dropped about ten yards. When I processed this deer I noticed a spot in the skull where I had hit the deer. I cut into that section and the rage fully deployed into the skull and was in about five inches deep. I got my broadhead back, needs new blades. There was a two plus inch slice in the skull. I used to use muzzy, now I just use them on does, as rage are way too expensive to shoot into does. I have tracked too many deer with muzzy, very little to no tracking with rage. Even with the poorest shots you will retrieve your deer, except in the back skull. I have converted several of my friends to these and everyone is very happy. Two things every bow hunter should own, a mathews bow and rage broadheads.

North Haverhill, NH United States Mark Locke Submitted On: 2/10/2010 7:42:02 AM Comments: I headed west from my hometown in western New Hampshire to the great whitetail state of Illinois. On the third day of that hunt, I had a nice 3 year old 10 point sneak in behind me at first light. I elected to pass thinking he wasn't quite what I was after even though I had never shot a buck with my bow period and I had no antler restrictions where I was hunting. Whatever I felt was a trophy was good enough for the landowner since I am disabled and never had the opportunity to even see big bucks much less harvest one. I had shot a big doe earlier in the season in Vermont,(see my other story), and was using the same Rage broadhead I had shot her with, just with new blades. The arrow had broken 3 ribs and busted the off shoulder and still worked great. Anyway, the buck bedded down 20 yards from me for hours and man did he grow! When he got up, I shot him! He jumped the string and I hit him in the ham, but with the giant holes Rage cuts, I cut the femoral artery and he only went 80 yards. I finally had my first bow buck after 15 years of trying. He scored......enough for me, and he's as big as the Hansen Buck in my eyes! Thank you for making a superior broadhead, Mark Locke

north haverhill, NH United States Mark Locke Submitted On: 2/10/2010 7:26:30 AM Comments: I was sitting in my treestand on the second evening of Vermont's archery season when a mature doe walked to within 15 yards of my treestand and made the mistake of turning and offering me a quartering away shot. My first thought as I was drawing my bow was "I hope these Rage Broadheads wont "cartwheel" like other mechanicals do!" I placed my sight pin inline with her opposite shoulder and squeezed off. When the arrow struck her,(with field point accuracy), all worrying of whether or not I would get sufficient penetration to get the job done was gone. The doe went 30 yards and went down in sight of my treestand. This is the first deer I have ever seen actually fall when shot by me with archery gear. Upon inspection after field dressing her, I could not believe my eyes. That GoldTip Pro Hunter shaft tipped with your 3 blade Rage had broken 3 ribs on the side facing me and destroyed the opposite shoulder. I've had broadheads claiming to be "bad to the bone" that didn't hold up to that abuse! I changed the blades later on and put that same shaft and Rage back in my quiver for a future hunt. Stay tuned for my next experiance. It involves some Rage and antlers!

livingston, Country/Region Brandon Holmes Submitted On: 2/9/2010 7:25:10 PM Comments: I hunted this deer for 25 days strait, from daylight to dark.We had one trail cam pic of half of his rack.I shot him with my matthews DXT, and gold tip pro hunter arrow.He came in at 12:20pm pushin two does,he came in to one of my shotting lanes at 37 yards.With the help of my 100 grain 3 blade Rage broadhead, he only went 40 yards.

Harrod, Country/Region Kyle Fields Submitted On: 2/9/2010 1:08:34 PM Comments: I am 17 years old i have been shooting bows for a couple of years. i have been using different broadheads untill i used the three blade rage. I shot a doe at 25 yards in the middle of the fore head with my compound bow. the arrow opened up and almost went completly through. we pulled the arrow out and i used it again. it wasnt broke chipped or anything at all. i am a true believer now.

Mcdonald, PA United States Rick Yocolano Submitted On: 2/8/2010 8:56:54 PM Comments: Western Nebraska, My first antelope trip ever.I killed this lope the first evening of our hunt.I stalked to with 150 yards when they started in my direction.They had a choice of draws to take, and well they took the wrong one as you can tell. When the first lope topped the ridge i got a good range on her. Then a second lope and by the time the third lope got in front of me the ole hoyt was at full draw. I let the arrow fly and at 65 yards the 2 blade rage flew like a dream. It hit the quartering away lope a touch far back but the rage blew completely through.I watched it run 70 yards spraying blood every where before crashing to the dirt.I also killed a muley that same trip at 40 yards with a complete pass through. I have killed wild hogs and countless whitetails with rage broadheads and i love them. They do a fantastic job and leave a blood trail a blind man riding a horse could follow.(No offense)If your not shootin rages your misssin out.

Stetsonville, WI United States Scott Lewandowski Submitted On: 2/8/2010 6:46:32 PM Comments: I was hunting in Kansas when this monster 14 point buck came towards me. I shot him through both front shoulders at 45 yards. It was a clean shot and I was very impressed at the Rage broadhead and the blood trail that made finding this beauty so easy to find. As you can see by the photo you can see the blood on the deer and how well the Rage made it to follow. This was shot on Nov. 10, 2009.

Minford, OH United States Brian Queen Submitted On: 2/8/2010 1:47:00 PM Comments: This season has been one to remember for my dad and I ! We both made the switch to rage me with the 2 blade dad chose the 3 blade . Both are true believers in the rage !!! We both put are buck of a lifetime on the ground this year ! Just 1 day apart after 5 weeks of chasing one in particular which i killed on 11/11/09 !!! Then the next day dad after 10 hours on stand took a monster 9 point ! We green scored them both mine at 187 and 2/8 dads at 163 and 5/8 !!!! What a year to remember !!!! THANKYOU RAGE !!

DeRidder, LA United States Carlton Cooley Submitted On: 2/6/2010 12:05:49 PM Comments: This deer hunt was in Missouri which we started a hunting club. The buck was seen by my brother n law which was hunting 600 yards from me. He tried to grunt him with no success. He then got his rattling bag and tried to rattle him in from 100 yards out. The deer never paid him no mind. When the deer took off trotting my brother n law which did not believe in God had a light pop up in his head and he said God please let this deer go to Carlton. The buck came straight to me. He walked up from behind me, and was quartering away . I drawed my bow and when he got into an opening I gave a loud bleat sound. As soon as he stopped I released my arrow. I thought at first that I had made a bad shot, but he did not run far 60 yards max. The three blade rage broadhead penetrated both shoulders and through both lungs. He was 238 lbs and scored 130. Now when my brother n law saw me come out in the food plot where I was hunting and jumping around like a leprecon, he came running. When we walked up to the deer his knees buckled. I thought he was taking a breather, but later he said that his knees just buckled. From this day on he is now a believer in God. So we named my deer the touched by God buck. Thank you Rage for such a deadly broadhead. I am thinking of trying the two blade some this year. I am sure I will have the same success.

lyndhurst, OH United States joe romano Submitted On: 2/4/2010 2:14:46 PM Comments: i was hunting on the monday of the last week of the Ohio deer season. i had several small bucks feeding at 20 yards and as the light was fading thought i would go without a buck this year. at that time i saw movement in the trees and saw the bucks body and knew it would be a shooter. when the buck stopped broadside at 20 yards i let my arrow fly. i did not see it hit but heard it smack so i knew i had a good hit. i watched the buck run for about 40 yards. he was running heavy on his front legs so i knew he was hit good. at 40 yards he stopped, wobbled and then fell over, not to move again. i went to where he was standing when i shot and there was blood instantly. i followed the 4 foot wide spray of blood all the way up to my mature 12 point. i love my rage broadheads.

lodi, Country/Region nick lockwood Submitted On: 2/3/2010 8:34:37 PM Comments: i used the mad buck growl and 10mins later here come this giant i shot him with my hoyt at 18 yrds with the rage 2 blade he went down instantly. THEY PUTEM DOWN!!!!!

Kenosha, WI United States Duane Wright Submitted On: 2/3/2010 8:36:03 AM Comments: I managed to harvest my first deer with a bow this year in northern Wisconsin with the help from my Rage2 Broadhead. This deer came into me and settled broadside at 17 yards. I was about 20-25 ft up a tree. As you can see from the pictures, this deer never had a chance! The arrow went clean through and left utter devastation in its path. Thanks Rage2!!

rexford, KS United States Staff Sergeant Billy Hackworth Submitted On: 2/2/2010 9:51:11 PM Comments: On 10 Nov 2009 i was sitting in my stand when i herd some noise like deer running in the distance. i looked up and here came two does. They ran right to the base of my tree which was in a nice bottle neck between cut corn and cut milo. Not even 10 seconds later i seen horns coming through the timber. In a matter of seconds the deer was t a15 yards and i was at full draw. I let the Hoyt Trykon go launching a 5575 gold tip arrow laced with THE RAGE! The arro smoked through the deer and he kept chasing the does. Got down and only 70 yards piled up in a cut milo field there he layed. The biggest bow buck to date for me and was i ever happy. This whitetail has 7 1/2 inch bases and has an average mass length of 5 inches. Gross score 178 1/8. Thanks rage for making it so easy to find a big buck!

Finley, KY United States Michael Smothers Submitted On: 2/2/2010 7:54:15 PM Comments: I just started shooting rage broadheads this year. i harvested my first doe with a bow and my first turkey with a bow as well. I was highly impressed with the way it preformed. The doe didnt run about thirty yards after i shot her and the turkey didnt go very far either. On both the turkey and the deer i had clean pass throughs and i dont have but a 60LBS draw wieght. With the rage i didnt have to worry about fallowig the blood trail but if i needed to it would have been easy to fallow. This is the best broadhead i have seen and a bunch of people i know have switched.

harbor beach, MI United States david tenbusch Submitted On: 2/2/2010 3:02:09 PM Comments: it was first day of youth season an i was out with my bow an this young doe came out at 35yds.I drew an when her leg went up i let her have it an i dubble lunged her an heart shot her.she went about 15 feet an piled up.the rage devistated her from now on ill only shoot rage.

St. Louis, Country/Region Chris Emily Submitted On: 2/1/2010 11:11:38 PM Comments: I killed this buck on Oct. 31, 2009 in norteastern Missouri. We hunt on about 325 acres 5 miles east of the Mark & Terry Drury in scottland county. It had been a typical season so far, lots of small bucks and a couple nice ones but nothing prepared me for what was about to happen that evenig. My dad, Don and I headed out to our stands around 2:30pm that day for our evening hunt. I had about a 15 min walk to my stand that was in a strip of woods along a creek line, At the north end was the cedar thicket and I had corn on both sides of me about 70 yds away. The wind was in my favor so that I would not disturbe the deer that were beding in the cedars. I had been watching there patterns for about a month now , so I knew I had set up in a good spot. I had rattled and grunted for about 10 mins and it wasen't long before this mac daddy made his presents known. I was in total AWE when i saw him cause we had cameras out for 9 weeks now and not one pic of him. I grunted to get his attention. He came in at a trot and ready to fight. (Mind you, the biggest buck I had ever seen in the woods that I killed was a 9- point that scored 129 2/8). This bad boy had 17 scorable points and Gross Scored 185 7/8. I shot him at 43yds (yes I have wittness). Thank You for making such a leathel broadhead. You guys have helped me kill my dream buck!!! Chris Emily

Olney, IL United States Pete Seals Submitted On: 1/31/2010 2:09:18 PM Comments: SHOT THIS 10 POINT BUCK ON NOV 14-2009. JUST AT PRE SUN UP. THIS BUCK COME UP A HILL SIDE AND SKIRTED THE DOWN WIND SIDE OF MY FOOD PLOT. HE STOPPED AT 18 YARDS AND I PUT THE RAGE IN THE CAGE.. THE BROADHEAD WENT IN AND HIT THE OFFSET SHOULDER AND COMPLETELY BROKE IT. THE SHOULDER AND THE BROADHEAD. THE BROADHEAD WAS IN PIECES AFTER RECOVERING THE BUCK ONLY 50 YARDS AWAY AND SEEING HIM GO DOWN IN 15 SEC AFTER THE SHOT. THANKS

montreal, Canada Mike Montalto Submitted On: 1/30/2010 4:05:00 PM Comments: This was my first year deer hunting with a bow. I just got my liscence for the bow a month before. I looked at the different types of broadheads and finally was convinced to try out the rage! Even if some people say bad things about mechinical.. I bought the rage 3 blade at the time because I didn't know about the 40ke's. (I have only a 26.5 inch draw lenght) I practiced every day. Alot of people including the bow shop guys told me since I was young,(only 20 years old at that time) that I would do a mistake and that I would miss... I wanted to prove everybody wrong! So I went out scouted for a place and set up a stand on my own... On my second day on stand Oct 12 2009 (which for us in canada is thanksgiving) I had 3 does come in at 17 yards. I drew my bow, shaking and my heart pounding and chose the biggest doe. I released the arrow and everything seemed to go slowmotion for a sec. I watched my arrow flying and I hit the doe!!The shot looked pretty descent and I knew I had like 1.5hrs of daylight left so I called my dad to come meet me to help me find the deer. While waiting for him and spike pops out but I wasn't aloud to shoot him because in quebec where only aloud to kill 1 deer.(since we dont have many deer) He arrived 1hr later, and we followed the blood trail and found my deer! She weighed 150lbs cleaned! This was a great feeling! So I wanted to say THANKYOU RAGE FOR EVERYTHING!!!!This year i'll be hunting also in NY so i'll get myself a couple of deer with my RAGE!!!!!

Atco, NJ United States Jeff Wyld Submitted On: 1/29/2010 8:25:35 PM Comments: I've been using Rage broadheads since they came out and I love them. I have no problem tracking game from squirels to deer. I shot this 9 pointer 52 yards away in a field and had a complete pass threw. The buck ran about 70 yrds and dropped. The blood trail (even though i didnt have to follow it) was awesome. There was no looking for blood here and there, it was more like a path leading right to the deer. Thanks Rage

bidwell, Country/Region will Johnson Submitted On: 1/29/2010 12:19:06 AM Comments: on october 1st 2009 i had only hunted about 2 hours of opening bow season when the biggest buck i ever had the the chance to shoot showed up at my stand. he was 35 yards quartered to me and i was not going to get another shot option before i lost sight of him . i stood and drawed on him took a steady aim with my heart pounding i touched the release and waited to see the arrow hit its mark. i hit a little further back than i wanted to but the rage's massive cutting ability saved me. after that my friend switched to rage and killed one of his biggest deer ever. thanks for helping make an unforgetable hunt. my deer scored 164 and my buddies deer scored 163.

Erie, CO United States Steve Black Submitted On: 1/27/2010 9:22:37 PM Comments: Stalked up to within 45 yards on this buck and when the shot was given all that was there was a shot at the neck of this buck. He went about 25 yards after the 3-blade rage made a hole in his neck that you could drive a truck through. Very impressed with these broadheads and can't wait to try them on elk next year.

hawthorne, NJ United States Thomas Irvolino Submitted On: 1/27/2010 8:06:04 PM Comments: Early this season i decided to go with rage broadheads after seeing the commercials showing the damage the do. After i got them and put them on i was very excited to use them! I got to the woods around 2:00pm, After waiting a few hours it starts to get dark out and out of no where this buck comes down the hill right in front of my stand. I have never had a shot on a buck before so i was really excited, I decided i was going to shoot and stopped looking at his rack and started looking at where i was going to shoot. He came in range and all i was thinking was i hope these broadheads work. I drew back on this deer and took my shot, It was high and i spined it. I finished it with another shot. When i got it butchered i had the butcher keep the spin where i hit and i have a really nice mount of it now. I couldnt of asked for anything better out of these broadheads!!

Dubuque, IA United States Travis Peterson Submitted On: 1/26/2010 9:26:52 PM Comments: It was a cold december moring on the 29th. I was on my schools christmas break. I had left a little sanctury for this buck. I didnt step foot in the timber till late seaon bow. I watched him till he was on a pattern then waited for the perfect conditions to hunt the stand he was running by. Perfect conditions because u screw up once the game is over with an older more leary buck. So i was frezzing and me and my brother had been in the stand now for about 1 hour and a half and three does come over the hill just like they have been after the does went in the woods beside me. about 2 minutes later over came the buck coming in perfect just liked planed got my bow drew he stoped 20 yards Let a Rage sink him. blew right threw i was shaking like a leaf and i was so cold i hit the deer in the back ham but the arrow blew threw. With the 2 inch axe hole in his ass he went about 100 yards and beded down to die. Thanks to rage i recoverd my game. I will for ever shoot RAGE. score 161 3/8

Seymour, TN United States Nick Lucas Submitted On: 1/26/2010 8:15:21 PM Comments: This year I had the opportunity to hunt in Ohio with my friend, Logan. Having been an archery hunter since the age of 14, I have hunted in many great areas including Canada; however, this was the first time I hunted in Ohio. I also experienced another first with this hunt … the use of a mechanical broadhead. This was not just any merchanical broadhead, but a Rage Two Blade. I have over 40 years of hunting under my belt and have always used a fixed blade. November 15, 2009 and the day could not be a more beautiful fall morning. As I anxiously sit in the stand, at 8:17 am I see the tips of antlers moving through thick scrub and CRP grass. At a distance of approximately 45 yards, I get a glimpse of the left side of about 4 inches of tine. The deer then emerges from the thicket and I realize he is a giant. This massive deer begins to move away from me. I quitely grab my grunt tube and give it one quick grunt. The buck immediately stops in his tracks. I grunt one more time, and the buck begins to take out his aggression on a decent size sapling. We now have a standstill. From my viewpoint, I see only the sapling being thrashed about . Once the sapling stops moving I catch sigh of the monster buck retreating down a small draw. I think to myself this was the last I will see of this buck. I patiently wait a few minutes and give a couple grunts hoping to again see the buck. It is then I notice a small tree in front of me with yellow leaves raining to the ground. Thoughts of the squirrel I had seen earlier in the morning pass quickly through my mind, but to my surprise out steps one of the biggest bodied and antlered deer I have ever laid my eyes on. This deer is heading straight to me. I begin to immediately go into shooting mode hoping for a quartering away or broadside shot. As luck has it, the buck turns at approximately 19 yards and gives me the quartering shot I was hoping for. I release the arrow and the shot is perfect. The monster buck kicks up his hind legs and takes off running. He heads straight across and in front of me and then stops about forty-five yards in the high CRP grass. The last sight I see is the deer heading into the thicket. It was 8:30 am when I call my friend, Logan, and whisper, “I just shot a monster, a giant!” I tell Logan I will stay in my stand until 10:30, and we agree to meet and recover the deer. After a short time tracking, I look up to my left and see the buck laying under one of the thick bushes of his bedding area. As you can see from the pictures, RAGE TWO BLADE did it’s job. The buck travelled only about 60 yards from the point of impact. The old saying goes “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”, but this old dog learned a new trick … hunt with a RAGE BROADHEAD. In the end, this deer grossed 160 1/8, and that is all the proof I will ever need. I hope this convinces other hunters to try the RAGE BROADHEAD. Happy Hunting! Nick Lucas, Sevierville, Tennessee

Upper Sandusky, OH United States Jim Thiel Submitted On: 1/26/2010 7:11:48 PM Comments: Here is a quick story behind my buck. This year started out the best I've ever had. Had a couple of close encounters with a couple of big bucks the first couple of weeks of the season. Then on Nov. 1st I chose to set a stand that was on a ridge above a river. The wind was out of the west. Just after day break I filmed a nice 135 inch 8 pt. at about 30 yards. Just got sat back down and heard something behind me so I stood up slowly and saw a deer coming up the ridge thru some thick brush. Then the biggest buck I have ever seen walked out, headed right at me. He stopped at about 7 yrds in front of me and started acting very nervous then he looked right up at me. So I knew he was about to take off so I had to take a shot. I shot him on the top of the shoulder, the arrow exited out through the back of the heart and out the bottom of the deer. I shoot a matthews drenlin, 62 lbs., a 425 grain FMJ easton arrow and a 3 blade rage broadhead. I waited 4 hours then my son and I went to look for him. What a blood trail it was 3 ft wide. The buck went about 100 yrds. This is definitely a buck of a life time. I am a very faithful hunter, not to many days go by that I am not out in the woods and I guess it finally paid off. I have several pope n young bucks but this one is the biggest. Thought you might enjoy the story and the picts I have enclosed.

Pretoria, South Africa Burgert Joubert Submitted On: 1/26/2010 7:20:45 AM Comments: Seeing your gallery I felt that you could do with a African hunting story. I bought my Rage 2 broadheads from the finest bowshop in South Africa - Arcers Edge. Without any trouble tuning them on my Bowtech Air Raid, I was of on a hunt in the Free State province at Mystic Rivers, looking for Eland or Redhartebeest. The PH on the farm dropped me off at the blind at 05:30 as the sun was raising its head. Once in the blind, I settled down and the waiting started. 45 min later I herd noises outside and to my surprise about 12 Hartebeest approached the blind with cuation. 2 big bulls were at the back of the herd, waiting for the cow's to drink first. About 10 min later they came in and the bigger one gave me a slightly quatering away shot at 24 yard. I came to full draw and aimed for the opposite leg. As the arrow hit, I immediatly saw blood and the arrow hitting a brush behind it. The animal gave n liitle jump and trotted away to about 20 yards from where he stood. He stood there for about 15 sec before walking away strugling to stay on his feet and 20 yards further fell down. From where I stood, to where the bull expired was exactly 64 yards on my rangefinder. What graet broadheads. I'll keep on using them !!!

hobbs, NM United States kile wright Submitted On: 1/25/2010 5:47:19 PM Comments: I shoot a mathews drenalin with rage broadheads. I killed this 11 pt in southeast new mexico on a self guided spot and stalk on public land. after many miles of stalking and walking i finally got a shot at 65 yards and the rage did the rest in which he only ran 50 yards. He is 25" wide but was the smaller of the 3 i was chasing. Thanks rage for making a tremendous broadhead that blows huge holes making it easier to track.

LaCrosse, WI United States Steve Lachman Submitted On: 1/22/2010 9:53:53 PM Comments: I just started using your product this past season and was so impressed with it that I made it my latest tattoo. Hope you folks like it. Thanks again for such a great broadhead.

Somerville, TX United States Amanda Gordon Submitted On: 1/19/2010 2:25:22 PM Comments: I have been hunting with my bow for 3 years, last year I tried a mechanical broad head. I was not happy. I had a very good hit on a doe and she survived. we later shot her in doe season and found the broadhead still lodged in her off side elbow, with holes on both sides of her rib cage, the blades did not deploy. Needless to say I was very leary of trying another mechanical. A sales man at our local bowshop kept swearing about the efficacy of the rage 2 blades. He told me that if I did not like the results he would personally give me my money back, so i tried them. I harvested my first buck with a bow thanksgiving weekend with my HOYT Turbohawk. Not my biggest buck by any means, but a good 7 1/2+ year old buck. I also harvested two does. one hit was not good, but the rage did the trick the furthest tracking job was 30 yards blood trail that a blind man could follow. very impressive. Needless to say, I am a rage believer and will not shoot anything but!!

Troy, IL United States Cory Beyer Submitted On: 1/18/2010 4:24:41 PM Comments: It was about 3:00 when i got in my stand i havent been seein much i seen 1 squirrel and some birds and that was about it. At about 4:30 i heard something walkin to my left and i looked at it was this nice bodied 3pt i grunted at him and he stopped about 10 yards away so i put my pin on him and let my arrow fly. I knew i hit the deer because when he took off i could see the awesome entry hole this rage left and blood was just poorin out and i could see that my fletching was just covered with blood! So i got outta my stand and followed the blood trail about 60 yards and there he was just piled up with a great blood trail leadin to him! this is my 2nd deer ive takin with my bow and i couldnt be any more happier with this deer! I coulda never gotten this deer if i didnt have my RAGE 3 BLADE on the end of my arrow! Once again thanks RAGE for a wonderful product!!!

Kingwood, Country/Region Craig Bernatowicz Submitted On: 1/18/2010 10:07:17 AM Comments: I must say that I love the Rage 3 Blade Broadheads. I shot my 9 point buck using them. I was hunting in my stand at the begining of the rut. It was early when I saw a doe running through the woods heading for my stand. There were already deer in the field so I couldn't move around to much to see if there was anything with her. As soon as she came past my stand I looked back and saw this buck chasing behind her. I drew back and shot within 9-10 seconds, so it all happened pretty quick. I didn't get the best shot on him but thanks to the Rage I still got him. When I recovered him the exit hole from the Rage was Huge!!!

Roanoke, VA United States Carl Carter Submitted On: 1/17/2010 5:38:21 PM Comments: I have harvested 12 deer, mostly doe's with the 2 bladed rage broadhead. I absoultely love it. The deer here pictured was a broadside shot at 15 yrd, out of a climbing tree stand. The deer ran approx. 40 yrd.. I shot the deer just before dark, so by the time I went to retrieve it, it was completely dark. The blood trail was so big that I could take my flashlight and shine it ahead of me and pick up huge puddles of blood atleast 10 to 15 feet in front of me throughout the trailing. I made a double lung shot on the deer. The size of the wholes made by the rage is bigger than any broadhead I have ever used. Including the spitfire max. I will be using rage forever. I have only one problem with the rage 2 blade broadhead and this is the fact that since I have used so many this year on deer, I have had to purchase several replacement blade packages. When replacing the blades, they are near impossible and there is no tool to change the tip blade. Maybe you can clue me in on an easier way, cause I change them, but can't get them to mechanically operate the way they do when you buy them new. Thank you for your time.