What is unique about Judo points compared to blunts?

The unique characteristic of Judo points is that they are equipped with spring wire arms that extend outwards. This design allows them to catch and hold onto grass and other obstacles when shot, minimizing the chances of losing the arrow in brush or other terrain. The wire arms effectively prevent the arrow from burrowing deep into the ground or getting lost in the foliage, making Judo points particularly useful for target practice or small game hunting in areas with dense vegetation.

The other options do not describe the specific functionality or design that makes Judo points distinct. For instance, Judo points are not specifically designed for big game hunting, nor are they tailored for bowfishing. The mention of flat-nosed tips without arms describes another type of point entirely, not the Judo design that incorporates the essential spring arms. Understanding these features helps hunters select the right arrows for their purpose and terrain.