survival arrow heads for a guy who is cant knap?

[recurve shooter]

hi fellers. its 1 in the mornin and i drank to many red  bulls today, so i been out shooting at armadillos. (cant hit anything at night, dont worry.) and i got to thinkin. i can make a survival bow and arrows, but i dont know what to do about an arrow head sence i cant knap. sence some of you guys seem to be the best at those kind of skills, what would i do for a survival arow head? i was thinkin just sharpen the stick and shoot little critters. what would yall do?

[huntertrapper]

im up too man..me and my friends are hitting the trout streams tom. morning....uh yeah sharpened stick or slate works good you can sand them down on other rocks to shape of an arrowhead.

[recurve shooter]

cool man. thanx. thats what i thought. we aint got trout down here. catfish. we fished untill about 10, now im board. good luck tomorrow man.

[african man]

heat harden the tip of the shaft first in a fire , by burning it , scrape off the charcoal , sharpen and you're done

Chris 

[recurve shooter]

sounds like a plan. gonna go mess around with it some today.

[Little John]

Depends on how primitive you want to be. 38 special cases while not primitive but are very traditional make a great blunt or taper the shaft and screw on a 3/8" nut a great small game point called the nutter. You can wrap the end of the arrow with soft copper wire.  If you use cane or bamboo shafts just insert a nail for a weight forward blunt.  What I shoot mostly are home made trade points.        Kenneth

[recurve shooter]

little john, i got everything i need around the house, im just wondering about what im gonna do if i ever get lost. these southern swamps are a pain.

[El Destructo]

Here is a good one for Rabbits....Squirrels and Birds..........and anyone that can Whittle and tie Knots can make one...and another made from a Deer Shoulder Blade

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[recurve shooter]

awsome. i have seen small game arras like that, and im impressed by the bone one. that looks sharp. thank ya.