HYDE

Tried the Hyde out the other night on a doe and was very impressed with entrance, 14 yard shot went in high in ribcage and hit the opposite leg. Even with high entrance still had decent blood trail

I swapped my Jekyll from last year's hunt with the hyde for my deer hunt, the swap was easy to do. Not very good videos on how to do this but easy enough to figure out. I used the 125 grain version with an arrow weight if 450 ish grains. I got full pass through on the shoulder and went out the other leg at 65 yards, 70lb bow. The expandable blades made for a more thorough cut through the heart, large entrance and exit wound. Main cutting blade was perfect, expandable blades had some deflections. Broad head was able to be out back into a foreign position with ease and able to put back in the quiver for storage.

Switched last year from a large cut fixed blade due to lack of availability. Two deer with the Hyde so far and have been very impressed with the penetration. The cut and blood trails are also impressive. I recommend these eveytime the conversation comes up. An episode on working class bowhunter where they spent an hour explaining the way these heads operate and how they are made is what made me try these. After using them, I have no desire to try anything else.