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I see that I have opened a can of worms again. Let's revisit this issue like we did earlier.
crossbows...for or against
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basement;
First, thanks for catching that basement about the xbow in late season. When I left Indiana 2 years ago, it was only for handicap. Not hunting there and not being a xbow hunter, I wouldn't know about the late season rule. Second, I wonder why Indiana only allows it in late season? And finally, about your "full of deer pellets statement" I don't think I am full because they sure don't allow xbows for the entire season...just partially full of pellets!
Finally, I will disregard the "can't find your head" statement!
Jeffmo;
Did I call you a slob? My comment is that some hunters want the easiest way into the woods, thus someone developed a gun that resembles a bow. Also, a compound resembles a gun because it is point and shoot. Compound shooting involves many facets to pull off the successful shot. I like the challenge it possesses. My "lame excuse" comment comes with my lazy explanation above. Those that I have met have solely bought one because it is so gun-like....in this I don't agree. I also have seen them use it as though it were a regular gun.
Have you met xbow users like this? 75% of xbowers are like this.
"Higher degree of danger?" Don't you think a cocked crossbow is more dangerouse with our without a bolt than a compound?
However........I have met ethical and responsible xbowers. By your replies, I would assume both of you to be so....and for this I am grateful. I just wish that those of xbowers that I meet, that they would be more like you! I do agree that slobs will hurt the reputation of others, yet I still wonder why people choose over a crossbow.
A few other questions tTo both of you (and others getting into this thread).....
Why did you get a xbow rather than a compound?
What kind of sport offerings are there after hunting season for crossbows? I don't hear about IBO and 3D shoots with xbows. Do these exist?
First, thanks for catching that basement about the xbow in late season. When I left Indiana 2 years ago, it was only for handicap. Not hunting there and not being a xbow hunter, I wouldn't know about the late season rule. Second, I wonder why Indiana only allows it in late season? And finally, about your "full of deer pellets statement" I don't think I am full because they sure don't allow xbows for the entire season...just partially full of pellets!
Finally, I will disregard the "can't find your head" statement! Jeffmo;
Did I call you a slob? My comment is that some hunters want the easiest way into the woods, thus someone developed a gun that resembles a bow. Also, a compound resembles a gun because it is point and shoot. Compound shooting involves many facets to pull off the successful shot. I like the challenge it possesses. My "lame excuse" comment comes with my lazy explanation above. Those that I have met have solely bought one because it is so gun-like....in this I don't agree. I also have seen them use it as though it were a regular gun.
Have you met xbow users like this? 75% of xbowers are like this.
"Higher degree of danger?" Don't you think a cocked crossbow is more dangerouse with our without a bolt than a compound?
However........I have met ethical and responsible xbowers. By your replies, I would assume both of you to be so....and for this I am grateful. I just wish that those of xbowers that I meet, that they would be more like you! I do agree that slobs will hurt the reputation of others, yet I still wonder why people choose over a crossbow.
A few other questions tTo both of you (and others getting into this thread).....
Why did you get a xbow rather than a compound?
What kind of sport offerings are there after hunting season for crossbows? I don't hear about IBO and 3D shoots with xbows. Do these exist?
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Troph-E-Hunter,
Enough already, let it go.
Enough already, let it go.
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