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stumping heads, what do you use?

Started by adkmountainken, April 22, 2012, 05:19:00 PM

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PaddyMac

I mushroomed another GT shaft just this morning. That's three in less than two weeks smacking into not quite rotten wood. The Hex heads are angled and act as a wedge on hard hits. That's the only flaw in them. They are by far the best grouse head I've used. Today I was looking for soft rubber blunts and I think I found them in Bearpaw slip ons mated to a light field point to give me my 175 gr.

I have collars made but would rather keep a standard shaft for both stumping and hunting and target.
Pat McGann

Southwest Archery Scorpion longbow, 35#
Fleetwood Frontier longbow, 40#
Southwest Archery Scorpion, 45#
Bob Lee Exotic Stickbow, 51#
Bob Lee Signature T/D recurve, 47#
Bob Lee Signature T/D recurve, 55#
Howatt Palomar recurve (69"), 40#

"If you leave archery for one day, it will leave you for 10 days."  --Turkish proverb

Red Beastmaster

I don't know how you guys are getting away with putting a rubber blunt over a field point. I tried that once and had points pushing through the blunt in only a few shots.

For general roving I use Judo's. For shooting actual stumps I use regular steel blunts or .38 casings with a #4 split shot sinker mashed into it, weighs 125gr.
There is no great fun, satisfaction, or joy derived from doing something that's easy.  Coach John Wooden


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