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Special field tips for stumps

Started by 30pointbuck, March 22, 2011, 07:46:00 PM

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Earl E. Nov...mber

A few years back, someone was making a round ball head, about 3/8" dia. It worked great on soft wood as the head was bigger than the shaft.. However it skipped badly off of harder things, especially with a less than dead center hit.

End of the day I am a judo guy, never a failure although I have manged to loose a few, but that's just me.
Many have died for my freedom.
One has died for my soul.

Randy Koleno

Another vote for Judo's here. I can't think of a stumpshooting situation that I wished I had something else. They are not the easiest to carry in certain quivers though.

Wheels2

I have shot a ton of Judo tipped arrows.  Rotten stumps are OK but the ones not yet rotten are  tough on any arrow and point.  I always shot wood arrows left a little long.  That way when you hit something harder than anticipated and the point breaks off, retaper and reglue onto the now slightly shorter arrow.
Super Curves.....
Covert Hunter Hex9h
Morrison Max 6 ILF
Mountain Muffler strings to keep them quiet
Shoot as much weight as you can with accuracy

30pointbuck

QuoteOriginally posted by Randy Koleno:
Another vote for Judo's here. I can't think of a stumpshooting situation that I wished I had something else. They are not the easiest to carry in certain quivers though.
I was wondering bout that, seems like it would get frustrating putting in or taking out of a back quiver.
Dale





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