I do more stumpin than hunting & target shooting combined. I enjoy as much as anything I do, although stumps are seldom my targets, preferring leaves, grass pods, and even take old turkey decoys into the woods and set em on a stick for shooting practice when it’s close to turk season, but now I hit a PLENTY of rocks! I used to use all aluminum, but converted over to wood just about 4-5 yrs ago. I believe compared to aluminum, wood is actually tougher! Aluminum hardly ever breaks but bends easily (2018’s-a very tough shaft) where’as wood survives or not and can easily be straightened. But now most of my stumping has been with chundoo-lodgepole pine which is a very tough wood. Cedar is what I’ve recently went too for hunting arrows, love everything about em, but they’re no doubt not as tough as chundoo, but much tougher than their reputation IMO! Wood? I love making em too and need to break more like Reg already stated!
