The Ulmer Edge

[nvarcher]

Who's excited to try out the Ulmer Edge come hunting season? They look like a well built strong head that was designed very well.

 

[Drelk]

I'm going to try it. Kind of excited to tinker with them

 

[joshd]

I think I'm sold on trying them out also. shooting montec CS's right now, but those ulmer heads are way too tempting.

 

[nvarcher]

I think I'm sold on trying them out also. shooting montec CS's right now, but those ulmer heads are way too tempting.

I have the same heads and am thinking the same thing!

 

[Umpqua Hunter]

We can only use fixed blade broadheads in Oregon, but if I draw Arizona, I plan to get some. Everything I have heard about them in the field testing has been great.

 

[dhershberger]

I think I'll stick with the G5 montecs. I'm not a big fan of mechanical broadheads because there is a chance that they could not expand. With a fixed broadhead, you know that if you put in the right spot, the animal is done!

 

[RobinHood]

Is there a link to where they will be available for purchase?

Does anyone know when they will be available to the public?

 

[Joe Hulburt]

If they are mechanical I will pass. After 25 years of field testing I have found fixed blade heads to perform perfectly when used properly. Hard to imagine improving on perfection!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

We can only use fixed blade broadheads in Oregon, but if I draw Arizona, I plan to get some. Everything I have heard about them in the field testing has been great.

What is the reason Or only allows fixed blades?

 

[nvarcher]

Dan Evans said they should be ready to order by April 10.

 

[Joe Hulburt]

What is the reason Or only allows fixed blades?

Oregon is keeping the primitive seasons primitive by not jumping on the bandwagon for every new gimmick. Hopefully we are able to keep our archery seasons long and plentiful.