A light-shafted arrow tipped with a rounded wooden knob or a bound leather pad in place of an iron head, meant to strike without piercing. Hunters use these for squirrel, hare, and bird, where a cutting head would shred the skin or meat; training masters keep them at the butts for pages and young archers learning the bow. The shaft itself is thin and quick, fletched with goose quills like any common arrow.
Light Blunt Arrow
Light shaft with wooden knob or leather pad; squirrel, hare, bird hunting.