Cheapest "stumpin" arrows.

[Terry Lightle]

What Pat B said

The most important thing with a stumping arrow is it has to fly good.  The reason I shy away from carbons for hunting is that they do not match my stumping arrows.  My best practice for hunting is stump shooting, so I use tapered cedars that are the same spine and weight as my hunting arrows. A Judo with some split shot packed in to match my broadhead weight is my favorite stumping arrow. Matching steel blunts are good as well, just pick your target so you won't lose the arrow.

[Thumper Dunker]

Originally posted by okla bearclaw:
What Pat B said

+3 Same arrow for every thing. Just difrent points.

[Keefer]

The cheapest ones I found and I'm certain many folks here will agree is to "sneak one out of your buddy's backquiver" when he ain't lookin..    
Lowe's has dowls and so does some craft stores so check them also..

[darin putman]

I love stumping and have found that surewoods with judos up front will take an awful lot of abuse and survive a whole lot more than I ever thought possible. The judos although a little pricey initially sure do their job and make it hard, not impossible, but hard to loose, They also match my other arrows giving me some very useful practice!!!!

[Red Beastmaster]

I made stumpers from Lowes 5/16 oak dowels, fletched with 4" drops from the chopper, and steel blunts. They straightened up nice with a hook and fly "good enough" from my 45# bows.