Small Game Hunters
 

What heads, or combination of heads, do you use for small game such as rabbits and squirrels? I have some Judo points but was curious what other people use.

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I use only 1 broadhead for everything.100 G Thunderheads.Rabbits squirrels ducks geese turkeys and yotes.

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I use true fire mech. 100g work great on rabbits and squirrels.

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I've used blunts from saunders in the past with good results. I've also used old Satellite BH's. Don't use something you would like to retrieve.

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I've used the rubber shocker points. They give quite a thumpto a rabbit. Also they don't bury to bad in grass when you miss.

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I use judo tips myself but mostly i keep some older heads just like my deer heads and use them just resharpen.

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I use rubber blunts, judos, steel blunts backed by steel washers... On my cedar arrows, a .38 or .357 shell casing with finishing nails stuck through the sides - kind of a homemade judo point. Ace has a newblunt called the Hexblunt that looks really good, but I haven't tried them yet.


I've used the ol' Snaro point for many yearsfor hunting quail and mourning dove.

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Just remember if you shoot a modern high speed bow some of the home made stuff may be dangerous. A bow that shoots in excess of 250 fps may not digest washers and bullets as well as a recurve or long bow. Arrows do funny things when you get them out of balance at high speed like shoot wild or come apart. I shoot washers behind my field points on my T Q Bows recurve but would never do it in my BOWTECH PATRIOT.

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No offence Arthur just thought I would point that out.

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where i hunt small game , hog is included, so i hunt with a 12 guage for hog in the morning and squirrel in the afternoon....

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I typically use the Judo points as well but have been considering a large cutting diameter expandable.

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this is good if you want to save time cubing the game for stew

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this is good if you dont feel like taking the time to cube squirrels for stew

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No offense taken, gonzo. In fact, you make a good point. Just one of the many deficiencies I've noticed about modern, high tech bows.;)

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thanks arthur you know i dont shoot nothin but feathers on my recurve or my stick bow arrows but i confess i do shoot carbons with them:D.... per our feather debate figured youd get a kik outofit

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I like judo points but i haven't used much more than that on small game.
Field pionts with some of those adder points behind them work realy well also, But there isn't much left of the rabbit.