Not a Chance

I would tell you not to use fixed broad heads when bow hunting. You shouldn't use fixed broad heads because they can be harder to tune and less accurate at longer distances compared to mechanical broad heads. The exposed blades create more wind drag, which can affect arrow flight and make it difficult to achieve tight groups. Fixed broad heads also require more precise bow tuning, which can be time-consuming and frustrating. Additionally, they often have smaller cutting diameters, which may result in less effective blood trails and harder recoveries if the shot placement isn’t perfect. In conclusion, I would much more prefer you use a mechanical broad head when bowhunting, rather than a fixed broadhead.