You damn skippy.  Snaros from a compound is a legit option.  I shot Snaros from a compound on a bogus moose hunt in 2008 and we bagged our legal limit every day.  The 2 and 3 inch avoid more twigs to make killing shoots at birds on the ground, and the 6 inch work better in the air.

3 inch Snaros will kill flying pheasant from a 50 lb compound with a 400 grain arrow, but you will need a 60 lb recurve with a 600 grain arrow to cleanly kill the same bird.

With recurves and longbows you seldom need to switch your arrow spine.   The same is true from a compound as long as your arrow length is sufficient to let the wide diameter heads clear your sight bracket and housing.  Overdraws will not work.

Snaros from a compound are a great option.  Arrow loss is greatly diminished, and this may be the biggest reason you find people shooting Snaros from a compound.