Boogieman1 wrote:What they need to do is make the sling out of B50 and put some tiny fletching on the projectile that way it’s serious archery equipment. That way u can get the there’s no difference responses from folks. It’s got vanes, a bowstring, and requires one to carry it in the woods. I see no difference in any other bow. Dang u people for hand cuffing the elderly and youth with your so called thoughts of what a bow is... Smoke dem Hoes
Lmao, thats funny. Man I’ve been shooting my compound bow almost everyday, because you just about have to to get good at it. Trying to kill animals at 20yards and a few branches deflect my arrow (crossbow scope would have seen em). The importance of form, position, routine is wildly different from my crossbow. I can put my crossbow up all year, pull it out before season and kill.
Guess I'm admitting that those two weapons aren’t much alike although their components are.
Still think anywhere a compound is allowed a crossbow should. It should be up to a hunter which weapon he takes a buck at 30 yards with and how much time he puts into his weapon.