Which arrow points are designed for use mainly in grassy areas?

Judo points are specifically designed for use in grassy areas due to their unique design features. They have wires or prongs that extend outward from the body of the point, which help to prevent the arrow from burying itself in the ground or becoming lost in dense vegetation. This design allows them to be retrieved more easily after being shot, making them an excellent choice for shooting in grassy or brushy environments where arrows are likely to get caught or hidden.

In contrast, broadhead points are used primarily for hunting big game and are not ideal for use in thick grass, as they can easily become lost. Field points are more commonly used for target shooting but do not provide the same retrieval advantages in grassy environments. Fishing points are designed specifically for underwater use and are not applicable in grassy areas for archery.