I hunted them a lot when I was younger. Now I will take a shot when they venture close enough to my deer stand.
I use Ace blunts or a broadhead if I'm shooting toward the ground. Never cared for fluflu arrows as I felt they drained too much energy from the arrow. Squirrells are tough critters.
Otherwise I used to take a back quiver full of old, misc arrows with blunts on them and didn't care if they got lost. I have too many arrows.

I use Devon two part epoxy when glueing my 4 blades Zwickey on wood and aluminum I just wipe off excess glue with paper towel 

I like a trash bag with a paper plate size hole cut out. As long as you're on target it never wears out  :^)

Congratulations. Let's see the tips too!

Hey thank you for your info on this  , there always seems to people with more information about arrow spine selection in this form of archery , because it seems to be more critical to the way our bow shoots?

That makes sense to me , this my opinion you know how that goes, but I feel people are trying maybe to add Olympic archery form into their shot ?

I do what black velvet does.  Just scrape it out with a knife.  I try to do it before the hot melt glue sets up too hard.  I also try to not use too much glue.  If you're using epoxy, you'll need to wipe it off before it sets up. 

Saaaaaaaaa - weet!
Great story.

Has anyone bought or shot a Legend Longbow? I just learned about them yesterday. The bowyers name is Shawn Romack - he is said to have learned his craft from Steve Turay of Northern Mist bows. From what I can see online, they are a nice looking ASL.

I remove the runout glue with a knife.