Small Game Points

[cooterdog]

Does anybody have any recommended small game points that fly well from a 225lb Excalibur?

[Woodspike]

Now that my deer season is over, I too am curious what you all recommend.
I've heard Bunny Busters are quite effective, though no experience with them.

[cooterdog]

Now that my deer season is over, I too am curious what you all recommend.
I've heard Bunny Busters are quite effective, though no experience with them.

Ive just been told that G5 SGH's are the best they sure do look awesome in the video's on youtube. rabbit never ran

[wheelie]

Best off is just use a .22 Alot cheaper. I was deer hunting last fall and fired 4 arrows all with Rage 2 broadheads, Came home with a couple rabbits that cost me $80. Broke all 4 arrows. Told wife it would have been cheaper to go to a rabbit farm and buy a couple. Let all the rabbits hop away this year. LOL

[wheelie]

double post

[cooterdog]

Best off is just use a .22 Alot cheaper. I was deer hunting last fall and fired 4 arrows all with Rage 2 broadheads, Came home with a couple rabbits that cost me $80. Told wife it would have been cheaper to go to a rabbit farm and buy a couple. Let all the rabbits hop away this year. LOL

Not sure I want a gun as I'm packing a crossbow as will the wife.

[shafferm]

You could always try making your own like I did.

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... 98#p257898

[cooterdog]

You could always try making your own like I did.

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB2 ... 98#p257898

Those look wild

[mingle]

Does anybody have any recommended small game points that fly well from a 225lb Excalibur?

put a washer behind your field point

[j.krug]

Now that my deer season is over, I too am curious what you all recommend.
I've heard Bunny Busters are quite effective, though no experience with them.

Ive just been told that G5 SGH's are the best they sure do look awesome in the video's on youtube. rabbit never ran

I haven't tried these but they sure are pretty awesome looking.

[Old-New-Guy]

Great post as I'm still new .... for along time I'll need food for thought like this.

Thanks for asking that question and thanks for the answers.

[cooterdog]

Here is a link and a picture of them http://www.sausa.com/product.php?stock=5748

Those are good blunts used them for grouse with my longbow as well as judo points but on a crossbow I don't know if the blunts take out a bunny?

[Woodspike]

"...blunt force trauma..." With these bows, anything that will hit hard is sure to put em down. (depending on the size of the "small" game)

[cooterdog]

"...blunt force trauma..." With these bows, anything that will hit hard is sure to put em down. (depending on the size of the "small" game)

Guess my best option is to take a few and go walk about and see just how well they fare. I may just take my JRT for run down if it fails! She can darn near out run a Snowshoe hair.

[cooterdog]

They will definitely take out a rabbit, hell it puts a 1" push in dent into a rhinehart 18-1 target!

Ah that's a heck of a dent lol. hmmm rhinehart 18-1 wonder if those targets are in Canada?