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Check out the photos other bow hunters have submitted in the gallery below.
John Brotherton
Submitted On: 2010-07-07 11:22:53
Comments: I went on a Family Hunt and just wanted to send you all a thank you for your quality products and thank you for the trophy your product allowed me to take thank to all at rage Broadhead
Kris Monson
Submitted On: 2010-07-05 12:46:18
Comments: Last bow season I was thankful for using the Rage since the buck I thought was stopping didn't stop and I still released my arrow unfortunately I hit him back and low. He took off belaring down the valley running into trees out of sight. I waited in the tree for about a 90 minutes and off course the stud of the woods 160's+ walked by teasing me, strike it up for a lessoned learn, patience in making a good shot and selecting the right deer. We'll I recovered the arrow covered with blood & crap which only confirmed the hit's poor location. Just specks of blood for the first hundred yards and then a chunk of colon and then the blood trail was a walking trail right to where he laid dead about 150yds away. Rages are unbelieveable, it almost gutted him, you can see how bloody he still is by his belly near his hind legs. Thanks for a great product, I'll do a better job of arrow placement next time.
George Hammond
Submitted On: 2010-07-05 06:08:17
Comments: Hi I had my doubts about the capabilities of Rage 2 broad heads on big African game but they have proved me wrong. I have taken a Eland, Blue wildebeest and a Waterbuck without any problems. The Rage 2 work superbly and all animal expired quickly as there was a clear blood trail to follow. Thanks to the rage team for designing such a wonderful broad head. Regards George Hammond South Africa
Ron Radlinger Jr.
Submitted On: 2010-07-04 16:27:38
Comments: Thunder and lightening might not be the best time to be in the deer stand, but the deer were moving like crazy!!! This nice buck came in and I sent the Rage to work!!!! After the shot the rain picked up and I was a little worried about recovery. Even with some of the blood trail washed out there was still more than enough to lead me to my buck!!!! Awesome blood trail!!! Awesome broadhead!!! Thanks!!!
Hugo Ferreira
Submitted On: 2010-06-29 03:21:52
Comments: I hunted at Moselesele Safaris in the Limpopo district of South Africa. Bow hunting paradise for local and international clients. I managed to get this kudu cow and 24" impala ram withe the Rage 2 bladers. The kudu managed only 60y and the Impala went 140y with ons of the best blood trails I have seen in ages. I wil not use any other Broadhead in future except the Rage 2. My setup was Mathews Monster @ 64#, 545gr CX Rebel Hunter at 29" DL.
Cody Simon
Submitted On: 2010-06-28 19:28:13
Comments: I shoot this buck early season with my new Rage 2-Blade Broadhead i had got just a week before hunting season. I was sitting on the edge of a clover field and hardwoods which slope downhill towards multiple corn fiels about 200 yards away. I was sitting in my tree for 5 hours since dawn, i sprayed some Young Buck, Buck Bomb out around 7 and 10 a.m., about 5 min after that this freaky 8-pointer came walking by on the side of the hill. I watched as he quatered towards me following a trail that went close to 10 yards by my tree into the clover field. I waited until the buck was even with me, drew my bow back, stopped the buck, centered my pin right in his boiler room, and released my arrow. As time slowed down and I realized i hade missed the shot. My arrow went under the buck and he took off back down the trail he came from. Dissapointed I knocked another arrow with a Rage on it. Sat back down and waited for another hour. I was just about to climb down out of my tree stand when I heard a soft crack behind me. I turned to see that same buck slowly making his way down the trail right to me again. I waited and waited until this buck finally stepped into my opening again. As I drew back, stopped him, centered my pin at the top of his back now, I released my arrow and watched it drill him in the boiler room. The buck didn't go more then 75 yards before it hit a deer and layed out dead. I drove around town to show my buck off stopping by my fellow blood-brothers to show them my accomplishment. Supprisingly I was the only guy to get a buck the whole year.
Billy Arnold
Submitted On: 2010-06-28 13:19:31
Comments: My parents set me up for a buffalo hunt as a graduation gift. My father is an avid archer who recently converted to the Rage 2 Blade and has had great success with them. After watching every video I could get my hands on about buffalo hunting with a bow, I decided that I should shoot a fixed broadhead because I was scared that the mechanical 2 blade would not penetrate through the tough hide of the buffalo. Through many conversations and hearing the testimony of the penetrating abilities of the Rage from my father, I decided that I would take my first shot with the rage and if it did not do the trick then I would use a fixed broadhead for a second shot. We made it into the field and before too long I was starring through the peep sight at a beautiful 1000 pound 3 year old bull from 30 yards out. With a deep breath out I released to see my arrow fly straight through the kill zone followed by a burst of blood. The Rage 2 Blade passed completely through leaving a 4 inch entry a two inch gash through the heart and a 3 inch exit. The bull didn't run but 50 yards leaving a blood trail that looked as if two people ran on either side of him painting the ground red with every step he took. We literally watched the blood gush every heartbeat until he fell. The video is major hit amongst my hunting buddies and they are now believers too. Needless to say, the fixed broadhead remained in the quiver and will never see its time knocked on my bow. I guess it is true that a father knows best. I have expanded my killzone! Thanks Rage
Ron Green
Submitted On: 2010-06-27 18:06:57
Comments: recently went on a spring bear hunt in qubec,I bought two blade rage heads for the first time and am so impressed with these broad heads I wont shoot anything else.I shot this bear at about twelve yards from my treestand and it passed completly through the bear including two ribs, the bear,it made it about twenty five yards,and the blood trail was unbelieveable.There was hardly any damage to the broadhead.My uncles that were on the trip with me said they would be using the rage this coming deer season.Thanks for making such a great product!
Chelsey Reschke
Submitted On: 2010-06-10 08:53:05
Comments: I work in the outdoor industry and as a newbie to bowhunting, I was fed so many opinions regarding fixed vs mechanical. I decided to go with my gut and try a broadhead that promised to fly like a field tip... On my first ever bear hunt, I made a wicked 15-yard, double lung shot with the Rage 3-blade on this bear from a ground blind. What an experience! Couldn't have asked for better results! I will definitely recommend to all my friends and family because the performance speaks for itself. Thanks!
Reginal Okes
Submitted On: 2010-05-25 03:30:54
Comments: I hunted the Limpopo province is South Africa, it was my first hunt with the 100gr Rage2. I just had to try them as I heard so many good reviews on them. This 21 inch Impala came in for a drink and made the mistake to stop and present me with a slight quarter away shot. The arrow flu trough and with the field point accuracy of the Rage2 arrow past through him. After a little wait we inspected the place of impact and the arrow. Blood everywhere to be seen!!! Even though there was enough blood to track the Impala there was no need as he went down a mere 55 yards away. Awesome results from the Rage2s and I will definitely use them again on my next hunt in a month's time. My setup on this hunt was as follows: Monster 6 set on 75#, Easton FMJ 300, 100gr Rage 2 @ 294fps. Thank you for a great product.
Mark Viapiano
Submitted On: 2010-03-03 21:34:40
Comments: First time hunting with the rage 2-blade broadheads. I took the shot at 25 yards, It was a perfect text book shot..The arrow was a complete pass through with a 60lbs bow shooting at only 235fps. i"v used different broadheads in the past but after trying rage broadheads i will never use any other heads again!! .Tracking couldn't have been easier, besides the deer only going 35 years the blood trial was one that i'v never seen before Other boradheads on the market don't even compare!! ...for me rage is #1 thank you rage for helping me harvest this deer.
Curtis Kuhlmann
Submitted On: 2010-02-27 21:34:40
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.
Mike Straley
Submitted On: 2010-02-26 20:45:04
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
Jason Krueger
Submitted On: 2010-02-26 19:25:44
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.
chris williams
Submitted On: 2010-02-26 09:28:37
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!!!!!!!
Brad Walor
Submitted On: 2010-02-25 20:23:50
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.
Joe Swift
Submitted On: 2010-02-25 20:22:04
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.
Joshua Konkle
Submitted On: 2010-02-24 11:40:27
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!
Craig Done
Submitted On: 2010-02-23 10:22:17
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
mike kochin
Submitted On: 2010-02-22 14:56:36
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.
Gene Tripodo
Submitted On: 2010-02-21 18:52:28
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.
Chris Shell
Submitted On: 2010-02-17 13:37:40
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
Mark R
Submitted On: 2010-02-16 19:06:06
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.
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