RE: best broadhead for small game??
 

Gobbler Guillotine

RE: best broadhead for small game??
 

Ah, yeah, let's compare the GG's with the judo. With the GG's, you will need longer than your normal arrows. Judo's you simply screw them on your regular arrows and hunt. You'll spend about $38 for 3 GG's and about $14 for 4 judos. You shoot at anything with a GG and it is used up and not good for another shot and with judo's you can shoot and shoot and shoot, and probably eventually will damage your fletchings or your arrow before ruining a judo. With judos, they fit nicely into the hood on your quiver, not so with the GG's!
The G5 small game heads are also good and tough. BUT the last, and I do mean very last,head I'd ever recommend for small game is the Gobbler Guillotine![8D]

RE: best broadhead for small game??
 

what small game are you hunting if it bobcat or yotes or pigs regular broadhead but bird or rabbit groundhog type g5 sgh head

RE: best broadhead for small game??
 

If you are talking about rabbits, squirrels and that sort of thing get some blunt tips. They work much better than cutting type tips like broad heads you would use on deer and the like. Unless you think you can hit the vitals of a squirrel or bunny at 20+ yards they are not super effective, nor that humane in my opinion.

A blunt tip will lay a small animal down on the spot, as where a field tipped or broad tipped arrow will zip right through them and you will have to wait for them to bleed to death. Judo tips work pretty well as well.

If you get up to game the size of a woodchuck or bigger though you will need something that cuts. A blunt tip just won't have what it takes to incapacitate something that large or tough, unless have a really bad ass bow with heavy arrows. I shot a woodchuck with a blunt tip once and I swear it laughed at me before it ran away;).

Paul