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Originally Posted by Stinky Coyote
Lefty, tourney is different, just paper punching, different classes even for compounds...hunter class, open class etc.
Where they r the same s in the field, hunting, on game, harvest percentage stats from everywhere they hunt together show they r no different.
Ehuntr, all those apparent advantages you listed r not advantages as u suggest, they r differences, but the differences in using a compound can very easily be listed and portrayed as advantages also. We go round and round every thread. Same topic twists and turns. There is no getting around it, always comes back to being just another bow when it translates to hunting....it's not going to be some miracle tool just because it's Alberta. Pure silliness.
And x1000 what sledhead said...good idea really, may do wonders to bring the TOOL some acceptance among us hunters/brothers!
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Ok ok stinky.... No different eh!
Let me come with you, out to your spots. I'll hunt beside you, you with your compound me with a xgun. In one of your open spots down south, for giant muleys.....
Do you believe we will be shooting from the same spot at the same time at the same distance, in the same position ?
If yes! Accept the challenge and let's do it this fall! What do you say?
And don't worry about me gettingte permit, for the xgun during the archery season. I know a doctor who will give the paper work tat Esrd requires, and I don't even have to lie about my numerous shoulder and arm injuries....