ANIMALS WON'T REACT TO ANY BROADHEAD ANY DIFFERENTLY THAN ANY OTHER.  

Listening to different broadheads and fieldpoints down at the target where a deer's ears are, it's honestly a guess which is which. So obviously, animals will react the same to all of them. People commonly assume the noise they hear behind the bow is the same noise that a deer will hear in front of the bow. They assume wrong. How do you know beyond any doubt? Anyone can place a camcorder down at the target facing the shooter, or SAFELY position themselves near the target and listen for themselves. Hearing is believing. All heads sound the same, so animals will react to them all the same, so shooting any of them won't have any different effect on the outcome of the shot.

Sometimes animals jump, somtimes they don't, mostly when they are on edge. But the greater the distance the less likelihood they will, as they get farther from the sound of the bow.

TRICKS are the most popular broadhead on bowhunting forums with the most experienced bowhunters. For one reason - they simply kill better than other heads. Bottom line, no problem, shoot TRICKS with confidence and enjoy your kills.