Well my buddies, cousins, friends, brother by divorce, grandmother wants to hunt with a handgun during rifle season because she only has one arm and cannot hold a rifle.....lets make a special season for her :)
We don't want anyone to feel left out.... LC :) |
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Are you giving me the silent treatment potty you have not addressed any of my recent questions addressed to you?
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I guess if guys wanna whack stuff from vehicles they figure it out, gun easiest but i'd assume the verticle bow easier than the crossbow but reality might just be splitting hairs after thinking about the sunroof/turret option ha ha....the bipod could come in handy there....maybe even a pool noodle(in camo of course) for the in cab guys? end of day its all moot as we are talking about hunting, not poaching, the tool inclusion will not instantly create a bunch of poachers, what it will do is in the very first season it is included with archery gear is it will create a bunch of believers that it is indeed a bow and you indeed bowhunt with it, however, as all places in the continent that allowed it found out, bunch of people running out thinking its like getting a gun to hunt the early season and then end of season bunch of crossbows for sale lol....nothing new and guaranteed with the amount of ignorance we have in this province still about this tool....same thing will happen here....we are simply just holding out, I have faith in the logic, such an easy argument to win with all that proof out there from all over the continent....just a matter of time, much smarter people than me will get it done imo |
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I meant reported, only one got confirmed convicted...read all the posts........ |
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It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt. |
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My Bad. |
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that's the biggest part of why I stick my nose in, just stickin up for the little innocent guy here (the crossbow) and not a fan of elitism attitudes in any aspects of life nevermind hunting, crossbow not the monster its made out to be, no threat to me and my bowhunting in any way, be good way to get the kids started though(or any newbie really), yes you can with verticle bows, no argument there....but why not spend more time teaching them to be better bowhunters at first and work on the archery stuff later on...all win win, for the game too, I personally would utilize a x-bow in this way, wouldn't use one to hunt with myself because I love the compound, but a one size fits all size/strength bow would be a perfect introduction tool as get the basics of bowhunting down more thoroughly before mixing in the archery side |
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Complaining Crossbow hunting Bugging the ABA Our day job Please be more clear so us crossbow sympathizers can understand. |
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Hold a vote every couple years looking for the answer you want, costing taxpayers a tonnes of money to find out that what was decided before still holds true? LC:) |
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Honestly though, I haven't taken a shot with it at any game critters. But if I'd had my rifle I could have taken several deer, they were just a little too far away for the crossbow. But then, I'm one of those hunters that enjoys 'hunting', not 'killing'. I've also taken my recurve out during general seasons, when I could shoot it (prior to an elbow injury that has prevented me from using it well). I suspect I'll be taking the crossbow out again this upcoming general season. Hmm, maybe this season I'll pack the rifle and the crossbow along on the same excursions, use the crossbow if the range is short (under 40 yards) and the rifle for longer shots :). That way I might just have opportunity to fill up the freezer instead of hanging tags on the Christmas tree. When I have my recurve or crossbow I'm archery / bow hunting due to very similar techniques and strategies being applied and practiced; actually there is a slight difference - my crossbow allows me to shoot up to 40 yards comfortably, my recurve limit is 25 yards max! When I have my rifle it's a whole different 'game'. P.S. I'm not in the guiding industry, at least not in the sense you mean it. Neither do I have any vested interest in any business whereby crossbows being allowed in Alberta's archaic archery defined seasons would be of financial benefit to me :). |
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Although, in thinking about dumb things to try, maybe I should go home and try it, I've got a truck and a crossbow. .................. nah, I don't know how I could even draw it and put a bolt on the rail, let alone hold it up so it wouldn't have interference from the seats, door frame, windows, etc. And how the bleep would ya get it out the window to take a shot from the driver's seat????? Tell us Potty, you seen to have some insight into it, having witnessed it done. |
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