Squirrels

mudcreek

Senior Member
Whats the best arrow/point setup for shooting treed squirrels?
 

sawtooth

Senior Member
Any arrow and points that you don't mind losing. I kiss mine before I put them on the string because I know I'll never see them again.
 

SELFBOW

Senior Member
Field point backed w washer but you need to learn how to get them back as well. They don't usually just fall out the sky....
 

mudcreek

Senior Member
I wrapped some flu flus but they just dont seem to have much oomph.
 

AllAmerican

Senior Member
Small game arrows

Here are some I just made, I don't plan on seeing them again either.

125gr blunts, 25gr tiger claw
Easton 2117 (400) Gamegetters
(4) Fletching 5.5" helical feathers and white cap wrap

Gamegetters are cheap, I bend them and re bend them. Fun to shoot.
 

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KevinK

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I've used Judo points (or the Ninjas or academy nock offs) with a compound. Never lost one but have broken arrows and the points. They usually stick into the squirrel if you get a chest shot. On my recurve I shoot 150 grn heads so a 125 grn judo with a 25grn adder (tiger claw like above) is what I have used. Haven't gotten a squirrel yet with any of my recurves but have missed and still recovered the arrow (broke a few though). The Judo springs prevent the arrow from sticking into anything and bounces. It can land far from where you think it will be and I guess could still get tangled in a tree, just never happened to me yet.
 

robert carter

Senior Member
I like the washers like Martin mentioned. I have had more than one squirrel run up a tree with my arrow hanging from a judo on him. RC
 

dm/wolfskin

Senior Member
For me a broadhead is best but I use the hex head the most and a forge converta blunt behind an old broadhead point without the blades in it. Started years back with a judo but not as efficient as these others.
 

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AllAmerican

Senior Member
Cool Mike, I like the one stickin out the mouth. He still looks surprised.
 

Barebowyer

Senior Member
I use the hammerheads, dif grains for my dif setups. Ive even killed a couple of opossums with the 175 gr head.
 
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