Heads for small game

[supernaut]

     Now that deer season is officially over in my part of PA, I'm looking forward to pursuing some squirrel and bunnies with my recurve.

      I'm looking for a head to use that will kill quickly and efficiently and still leave some meat for the pot. I know that shot placement is always critical.

      I shoot a Kodiak Magnum 45# @ 28.

     What do you fellas that small game hunt with your bows use for heads?

      Thanks in advance for any responses!

[bowzonly]

Kill them quickly/ salvage meat the best you can. SGH from montec. Pricey but get the job done. IF they happen to stick in a tree mark the location/ next strong wind will knock it down. Some will tell you to put a wingnut behind a field point. That is very heavy and will affect arrow flight.  I take my small game hunting seriously. I match my small game setup to my deer setup and I have much better success then using poor grade " small game arrows and heads"

[Alexander Traditional]

I use cheaper glue on broadheads. I get a lot of jack rabbits,and they are tough.

[Roy from Pa]

What's the difference, Jim?

Ya can't hit them anyways:)

[maxpetros]

I'm a big fan of the small game thumpers from vpa

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[supernaut]

Thanks for the responses so far fellas.

Roy, I at least like to miss with the right equipment LOL.

[Slickhead]

red feather talon screw on. Pricey as most specialized heads but they look killer.

[evgb127]

I use cheap broadheads or heavy Hex blunts.  What part of PA are you hunting?  I'm always up for a bunny stomp if you need some company.


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[supernaut]

Howdy Evan, I'm in SW PA near Greensburg about 150 miles from Hummelstown.

[Possum Head]

Squirrels are tough it's smaller broadheads for me.

[Jason W]

Jim,
I have all kinds of points for you to try!
Can also use old broadheads on rabbits.

[Trenton G.]

I use judo points. I guess that's more of a stumping head, but every rabbit that I've shot with them it has blown right through and leaves a pretty big hole. Also have had good luck with them on squirrels.

[Yooper-traveler]

Ace/hex heads, judo points and some small Broadheads I have lying around. Prudence dictates I use judo point more now with snow.

[supernaut]

Jason my friend, you know if my bow is shooting a broadhead It'll be coming from Tuffhead!

[Terry Green]

broadheads

[T Sunstone]

Go big or go home.  Lost some bunnies with blunts and judos and once the rabbit took the arrow never to be seen again. 

[durp]

home made broadheads made from saw blades...made heavy so i can mount them on broken woodies and still get good flight

[monterey]

Here's what I do.  The nail can be pulled and put back in if you fall into stumping mode or removed for shooting at targets.  This point stops them and does little damage.  I started using these when a grouse took off from a ridge with my arrow sticking halfway through.  Must have flown nearly a mile. 

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[30coupe]

I like the G5 Small Game Head. I use it for stumping too. They are pretty tough. I haven't managed to damage one yet, but my son did break one of the "blades" off by hitting a rock using his wheelie bow.

[Bchunter1]

Monterey that's a lot like a bow fish point . I will make a couple up [emoji1303]


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