Every broadhead can take down an animal with a well-placed shot—you already know that. But what actually causes an animal to expire? Sharp blades disrupting vital organs, inducing hemorrhage, and reducing function until collapse.

The problem? Most shots aren’t perfect. The buck doesn’t stop broadside. The wind shifts. Your pin drifts at the last second. In real-world hunting conditions, relying solely on blood loss depends on a series of ideal assumptions: that you’ll hit the heart or lungs cleanly, that no bone will be struck, that the broadhead won’t deflect or fail. But animal anatomy is complex, and variables like bone density, impact angle, and tissue elasticity introduce significant unpredictability. Mechanicals can fail to deploy or shear on contact. Conventional fixed blades often create narrow wound channels that close rapidly or fail to cause sufficient tissue disruption. The result is slower expiration, longer tracking, and an increased risk of non-recovery.

That’s where Annihilator comes in.

Annihilator Broadheads are engineered to maximize lethality—even when the shot isn’t ideal—by applying advanced fluid dynamics and structural physics to:

• Trap air in flight, forcing it into the chest cavity upon impact
• Create a large, non-closing wound channel that reduces drag and resistance
• Induce cavitation, rapidly altering internal pressure and disrupting function
• Trigger a sucking chest wound, accelerating collapse of the thoracic cavity
  

The result? Faster expiration. More animals dropping in sight. Less tracking. Less suffering.

Because bowhunting isn’t just about making a shot—it’s about respect. For the animal. For the moment. And for the outcome. Over the course of your hunting career, a broadhead that creates cavitation and massive internal disruption will significantly increase your recovery rate and reduce uncertainty.

Annihilator Broadheads are built for bowhunters who demand reliability—not just in perfect conditions, but when it matters most.