Turkey with a Bow question

[Slash]

I'm planning on killing a turkey this May with my bow and an arrow, but I'm not exactly sure what type of broadhead to use (other than the gullatine, it's way to expensive) Would I be better off with a fixed head or an expandable head? Should I aim just below the neck or for the middle of the body? Or toward the back of the body? I think I'll have the shotgun with me too, just in case I blow the shot with the arrow.

[bowslinger]

the biggest broadhead u can get in either type as for aiming i'll try to post a link for u click on the pic u will see the aimimng places hope this help

Edited March 17, 2010 by bowslinger

[Diamond Archer 01]

I did a post about this a few months ago. I think any broadhead will work if you put it in the right spot.

[dbHunterNY]

Keep in mind that the bird may fly a little ways with the arrow. If you get a square shot to the top of the drumsticks he won't go far though. The picture above is a good one though. Follow that.

[The Kid]

expandables are your best bet,, for turkey aim high and they die low and they go,, their vitals are located a long their backs so aim from the wing bone and up and you'll be ok

[GWSmith]

An accurate broadhead of any type will work if you put it where it's supposed to go. Just remember where the vitals are. Their in the same place but what you see of the bird(Feathers) makes everything look different.