Broadheads and Shoulder Blades

Hi all. I wanted to inform those of you that are skeptical about mechanical broadheads and persuade you to make the switch. The day before thanksgiving of last season, i shot a doe(im going somewhere w/ this). W/ the remains of her, i threw them in the backyard to hopefully shoot at crows and coyotes if they presented a chance. My brother called me today and wanted me to shoot at the shoulder blade w/ a broadhead, for broadhead durability, and curiousity of course . I shoot Rocky Mountain Snypers 100 gr. for deer hunting, so i wanted to test it out. And this blade was not directly out of the package, it has been through a deer before, and a couple targets. At 20 yards, i shot the shoulder blade; and the arrow zipped through the target as well. I then tried out the second shoulder blade with the SlickTrick fixed blade broadhead. With this, i shot through it twice, and the final time, one of the blades broke. I then tried the Snyper again and repeated this 3 extra times. All of them broke right through that blade. After this, i picked up the femar and shot at that gigantic ball of bone. The Snyper broke right through the bone!!! After this, i shot the shoulder blade, and finally, one of the blades broke. With this test, i just wanted to let people out there to know the quality and toughness of this broadhead and to hopefully persuade you to switch Try it on the next deer that you kill with your broadhead, and compare!!