The good news is…I got a cape buffalo with a 1050 grain Tuffhead tipped arrow.

Summer 2012 Africa- On a recent trip  to Africa  this Kudu was shot at 20 yards with a tuffhead.  The tuffhead penetrated the spinal column so far that you couldn't see the blade.   JeanPaul Delorme Manitoba Canada

I shot the wildebeest with the tuffhead. 55/75 goldtip arrow and 225 tuffhead with 100 grain adapter, 55lbs schafer silvertip. The wildebeest was broadside and as the arrow was slipping off my fingers he quartered. I had to correct quickly and shot low. The animal was in a slight depression, so the arrow struck the guts far back but travelled over three feet of stomach and penetrated the heart and i had about 14 to 18 inches of arrow sticking out the brisket. I ended up giving three broadheads to Louis, he wants to use them for cape buffalo. He was very impressed with the pnenetration. I was very impresssed with the tuffheads and will order some more.

June 25, 2012 Patrick Kelly Buffalo Hunt: " Both the 225 grain
and the 300 grain are great heads. I shot a dingo with one of the 300 grain heads, then shot the same head throught the skinny part of a buff scapula, which it blew through. It penetrated with the tip around 1/2 to 3/4 through the thickest part of the scapula, then pounded it out with the back of an axe, resharpened it and shot the hog that is in my post with it. I shot the buff with a 225 grain. The broadheads themselves  worked great. My follow up shots at the buff hit heavy neck and shoulder bones at an angle and embedded deeply. I could barely pull them out with a pair of pliers. One of them bent while I was pulling it out, but I am sure that is from the torque of pulling it out, and not from the shot. The only problem that I had was that the 125 grains steel  broadhead inserts broke along the ferrule just above the threads on the follow up shots. The killing shot and scapula shots were fine. The broadheads worked great, and even with the inserts snapping penetrated deeply. As far as which I prefer, I think the 300 may have a slight edge, but I have more arrows that tune properly with the 225 grains, so that would be my preference. I will thank you in advance for a great product. I will also attach the picture of the hog and dingo in case you want them. I AM thinking about what to do next, lol.
Sincerely, Patrick

Pat details his hunt day by day on Tradgang.com A great story...Check it out.

June 17 2012 Dr Craig Moy
Hi Joe--thought if you want you could use another endorsement on the website or anyway you want, if you so desire...
In this pic you can see the bloodied TuffHead on the single arrow leaning against the bull's side.

I wouldn't hesitate to hunt anything on the planet with these bad boys--even Megatron! Read More...

June 2012 - Charles Moniz - Africa
A Cape Buffalo, an Impala, a big tusked Wart Hog, and a Bush Pig and the Tuffhead keeps on going. Charles hunted with Bossie Mostert and Limpopo Big Game Safaris in South Africa.

He writes...

"Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2012 8:41 PM
Subject: africa 2012
Joe,
I hope you enjoy these picture. Thank you for the broadheads. I am
sold on Tuffheads. The animals did not stand a chance with my mini
spears. They flew straight and hit hard. Absolutely an incredible broadhead.
Charles Moniz

Charles gives us details on his trophies,equipment and a great story on all of the critters. Check this out!