archery grouse - arrow tip?

[KFhunter]

What tips do you all like to use?

Using judo's 100gr and they either make a huge mess on a direct hit or skitter off the feathers and the bird flys off probably wounded.   
I was also getting them ducking the arrow on head shots when I started going for only head shots.

I tried old broadheads and found the feathers or brush would deflect the arrow and again they fly off in a cloud of feathers.  Also broadheads don't stop so good luck finding the arrow


so if there's a better way to go I'd like to hear it

[MtnMuley]

The G5 small game tips.

[denali]

  I like my G5's

[NOCK NOCK]

I use a bird loop sometimes,(4 wire loops protruding from a center blunt point) they work good but shoot a little different. You need a longer arrow too. Last year I hit a grouse and breasted it all in the same shot. The 2 I shot this year just thumped them really hard, no meat damage.

[Instinct]

G5 sgh

[soccerftw123]

Blunts work for me

[Special T]

One of the guys at the Club uses a washer tak welded to a feild tip. Its cheep, Hits hard and suposidly if you miss it will still flip up like a Judo tip.

Never tried it myself because I use store bought blunts nut they mayke big holes in the bird...

[WARHORSE]

I have used larg rubber blunts. Seem to work ok

[wrongway]

rubber blunts cheap and work well

[Jonathan_S]

The Montecs may put one down, I can't be sure though.  I spent a few hours trying to get a decent edge on them and I'm resigned to use the Montecs only for turkey hunting.  Probably best to stick with small game heads or judo points.

I learned recently that judo points are heck on grouse necks   

[Greg Mullins]

A dime with a hole drilled in the middle.Put your field tip into the dime and screw it into the arrow. Instant 10 cent grouse buster.

[Survival Pack]

I use a spent shell casing (.32, 9mm, .38, .40 or whatever fits your arrow) epoxied over the end of a junker arrow.  Lots of energy transfer with the blunt hit.....There are very few that escape this combo!