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    Small Game Broadheads

    What do you guys use, just your same broadheads for deer? I see on Advanced Archery's website there are two types of small game "claw" type arrow heads. Look cool but how does a "normal" broadhead perform on something smaller?

    Help? (I still want to eat my rabbits)
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    I know very little on the topic Dougie but I think the idea of those small game heads is so you get your 30-40? dollar arrow back.
    Field points bury themselves under grass never to be seen again.
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    If you mean the judo points they are for taking out small game, I.e birds, rabbits etc a big broadhead hitting a rabbit and you would have nothing left but a bit of mangled meat and fur.

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    Oh, and a hunting arrow should only cost you around ten bucks, it's the broadhead that's expensive!

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    Judo heads are great for ground game as they don,t bury themselves as said, normal field heads will work, but Maya's through rather than pin the rabbit down.

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    At one point I was using field tips with a flat washer behind it.
    works a treat if you don't want to bust out the bucks for an occasional play.

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    These are what I use and are great on small critters, they will penetrate at close range though and can make quite a mess.
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