A first from Iron Will, this mechanical broadhead is engineered with 10 of Iron Will's Turkey & Small Game Claws for immediate arrow stopping power on small game. Fronted by a rubber-toughened polymer button, the claws are deployed forward immediately on impact to grab the animal and knock it off its feet.
For those hunters who don't want to stop hunting after getting an animal, this catch-and-release Turkey Grabber is engineered to keep you hunting animal after animal after animal and animal all season long. Hold the turkey up by the arrow for pictures, then depress the release button in the nock to set the turkey back on its way.
- Warning - Animal may get up and run away with your arrow if you're not quick enough to recover it.
APRIL FOOLS! (This is an April Fools joke and does not exist, nor is something we would condone).
I've got 3 dozen turkey this year. All got away safe. What a good product for hunt and release! Next we need an arrow to shoot off an antler so I can have the trophy and let the deer get away.
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Chris Davis
Best product on the market
Oh, fantastic. Just what I needed—something to make sure I stay out in the woods even longer instead of going home to my wife's never-ending to-do list. Before, I had a foolproof system: aim just over the turkey, watch it scurry off, and bam—no accidental success, no early trip home. But thanks to Iron Will's brilliant innovation, now I can rest easy knowing my shots are dialed in, and my excuses for cutting the season short are officially ruined. Appreciate it, guys. Really. This is exactly why I never shop anywhere else. Keep up the great work!
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Eric Proulx
Used it for years, so much more fun!
Cause who really eats wild turkey anyways?!
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Colin
Farm applications!
Not only is this great for turkeys, but I have been able to use it quite successfully to recapture chickens that flew the coop. Really hoping Iron Will makes one large enough for sheep and then no need to train a new shepherd dog!
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Andrew Jackson
Bear didn’t know what hit him
Forget squirrels and turkeys, I wanted to see what this had up against a big boar. Woke up from hibernation and this bad boy knocked him right back down into his den. I was able to release him and will now make this a yearly tradition between the two of us every spring.
