[Top Dog Rick]

Anyone shot the Bullheads at squirrels ?

How do the blades hold up hitting the ground and dirt ?

 

[kenf]

Not sure

I haven't heard of anyone using them, I just use blunts or g5 small game heads...but if you try it, please post some pics! I would like to see what is left after that hit??

 

[HCH]

TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXPENSIVE for a measly squirrel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[archeryhunterME]

wouldn't seem very cost effective

 

[Jennings1993]

That's alot of $ for some squirrels. I would love to see the damage they do though:mg:

 

[Top Dog Rick]

Tough !!!!!

They come with the LIFETIME Guarantee don't they ?

 

[bowhuntermitch]

Yea, but if your arrows stuck 30 ft up in a tree.. they dont cover that!

I like my field tips with the grasshoppers behind with flu flus out of my recurve!

 

[Bowhunter57]

Top Dog Rick,
The vascular system of a squirrel is not large enough to justify the use of a broadhead to get a quick/clean kill. :hand:

Blunt tips are much better at delivering the shock that it takes to kill a squirrel, with a good head shot. :nod: Head shots will allow for less meat damage too. :thumb:

Good hunting, Bowhunter57

 

[Top Dog Rick]

anyone

anyone ?

 

[Tom_in_CT]

TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EXPENSIVE for a measly squirrel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

+1

 

[Top Dog Rick]

Top Dog Rick,
The vascular system of a squirrel is not large enough to justify the use of a broadhead to get a quick/clean kill. :hand:

Blunt tips are much better at delivering the shock that it takes to kill a squirrel, with a good head shot. :nod: Head shots will allow for less meat damage too. :thumb:

Good hunting, Bowhunter57

Head shot with the BULLHEAD ukey:ukey:ukey: AWESOME !!!!!

 

[Stanley]

Too annihilating for squirrels. Blunts are much better.