ace hex this year for sure

Judos, grasshoppers behind 100 grain field point, good old blunts, and wingnutters on some woodies.
Who makes that claw looking mean SOB? I want to try those and hex blunts too.

i usually either put a blunt on ...or screw a nut
on the end .

       jake

Tarantula's !!!

what is a tarantula?

Hex heads, nutters and a judo for playing.

Hey John,
can you show us some pics of your modified field points?  I'm always interested in home made small game heads.

judos and maybe Kondors.

Used 38 Spl. Brass cases, Epoxyed onto POC Shafts....ONESHOT...          

Judos, field tips with Adder points.

Judo's.

For me, a set of arrows is 5: one Judo, four broadheads in the quiver.

Normally shoot Judo's. I bought some Ace Hex heads while at the Tenn. shoot this year gonna give them a try. bretto

Judo's for me.

Ace Hex heads for most things, and blunts with blades for squirrels.

I use these explosive heads I have developed and...just kiddin'.Judos,hex blunts and rubber blunts here.

I have a can full of .38 special brass glued on to screw-in inserts. But I had some cash burning a hole in my pocket so I picked up some of the G5 small game heads. I haven't shot anything with them yet, but they sure look like they'd get the job done!

Magnus I broadheads for me.

ill be shooting my own patented "9mm-shell-casing-glued-to-an-aluminum". works fine on bunnys and bushytails. i can even remember a muskrat that met his demise due to a well place shot from my long bow. Believe it or not those little buggers taste great if ya fry em up right. Nuthen like munchn on a muskrat leg while on the the trap line.

Judo's for me too!  But I am trying to get some nutters ready by then...really want to give them a try

Jake

Ian- a "tarantula" is a rubber bludgeon with the webbing removed from between the "legs".
Not sure where to find it here on TG but there is a thread about 'Manny's Tarantulas' somewhere...they stop really fast in the grass. they bounce well off hard surfaces, but still deliver lots of shock on impact.