JEKYLL WYDE ⚠️ Important Weight Notice

I'm shooting the 135 grain Jekyl wide with an 80lb bow. I first learned of the broadhead in TAC Brians Head. I shot a cow elk, 56yard and quartering away. The arrow fully penetrated the cow, hit both lungs and she ran about 100 yards where she fell. I found the tail end of the arrow broken off in the guys but unfortunately I never found the shaft or broadhead. It wasn't until after processing the meat that I realized that the broadhead exited the left shoulder and went cleanly through the shoulder blade! You can tell that the broadhead stayed intact but may have bent the blades. I wish I could have found the broadhead but either way it was extremely impressive how it penetrated the shoulder blade after going clean through the elk. Thanks for designing a great broadhead!

Wydes fly nice, I need to do a little more tuning but the group great. Headed out west and expect good things from them!

Well i absolutely love the Hyde….. but have not had the chance to use the Wyde yet i keep 2 in my Quiver , i think i am going to plan on using them for a Buffalo hunt this year instead of the Hyde , i will use the the Hyde on Elk.

Second review of the Wyde this season. After trying a “popular mechanical” that failed on my mule deer hunt, I went back to what I know works. I practice with my Wyde to 100 yards and I was amazed with performance. 2 days left on the hunt and I was presented with a 120y quartering away shot and my Wyde was devastatingly accurate. Completely through back half of front leg, through chest cavity and exited out the base of the neck. Entrance wound was 2.75” and amazed everyone. Only broadhead in my quiver for any shot!

Initially, I was concerned about the blade angle, but a few hunts later proved it penetrated just as good with massive wound channels. The 10g weight difference isn't even noticeable until after 50 yds. Quiver will always be stocked with at least one of these!