I like the judo, Ace hex, hammer, and the VPA SGT. I use them all for stumping and small game at times depending on where and what I am shooting.
In the yard in the thick grass or field grass I like the judo because it grabs on well. The only issue is that they have very limited weights. A lot of times they don’t fit my set-up.
For small game, I like the hex heads especially for squirrels from a tree stand. They have a little better penetration than some due to smaller frontal area and still do okay keeping from burying too bad. I also like them for shooting hay bales. They are a good value. They don’t have quite as wide a weight range as some, but mostly they cover what you need. I don’t use them just playing around shooting in thick grass. I have lost a few doing that.
I like the claw things under field points for small game. A 175 field point with one of those claws under it gives me good penetration on a squirrel for kills, but helps on the misses to keep them from burying too deep in cover. They are a real cheap option. I don’t like them for actually shooting stumps unless you put them under a blunt.
The hammer is a great all around for small game and stumping. Very durable and grabs better than a lot of other blunts on the grass. They have a real wide range of weights. I like them a lot and use them a lot.
I love the SGT! Wide range of weights, really grab on to stuff, and super durable. I don’t know how you could make a better stumping head. They may not be my top choice for squirrels because I like something that will get more consistent and better penetration on those tough skinned little guys.
Topic: Stumpin' Points (Read 547 times)
