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WThunter 01-23-2003 11:02 AM

Judo Point ?
 
How well do Judo points work on small game such as rabbits and squirrels? Is there something better that are easy to find.

Edited by - WThunter on 01/23/2003 13:19:37

bear72 01-23-2003 01:48 PM

RE: Judo Point ?
 
I use them on rabbits and like what they do

Catfish369 01-23-2003 02:01 PM

RE: Judo Point ?
 
I've been using them, as well as field points with Adder points to "deter" backyard squirrels at the birdfeeder. Standing on the back porch...about 15 yards to the base of the feeder...5 shots...2 hits...1 kill. The kill was with a judo point.

"The Adder Point is ideal for turkeys or small game. An Adder behind a field point or broadhead increases shocking power."


Edited by - Catfish369 on 01/23/2003 15:08:30

pup 01-23-2003 02:26 PM

RE: Judo Point ?
 
everything i have shot with judo points has died except one grouse.. i think they work great.

peta SUCKS

WThunter 01-24-2003 08:22 AM

RE: Judo Point ?
 
Do the Judo points kill instantly or does it shock the vitals and the animal run a little sometimes?

Catfish369 01-24-2003 08:31 AM

RE: Judo Point ?
 
It's not unlike a deer getting hit by a car. Sometimes they die on the spot, sometimes they run off a little.

rudalfdesuja 12-31-2013 01:39 AM

I think judo points will be beneficial according to me. If you do not believe just search over Google about it and get full details.

HDMontana 12-31-2013 06:56 AM

They will work fine. HD.

tacklebox 01-14-2014 11:16 AM

Judos work great IMO. Often blowing clean through squirrels and bunnies

Bugflipper 01-14-2014 02:55 PM

They do a little bit to much damage for my liking. Also if a fellow is using carbons they can be a bit of a problem after awhile. The little arms smacking back upon hitting the ground, a tree or a rock can start to damage a carbon. Eventually they will break.

I just use hard rubber bludgeons that screw in. There are no holes or torn meat and it kills them instantly in most cases. I have had a few coons run a bit. One ran about 5 foot to a tree then climbed 2 or 3 feet up it and fell off dead. One coon was in open ground and ran towards a tree making it 8 or 10 yards. On squirrels and rabbits none have ran off yet. A few of the squirrels have flopped around a bit though.


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