View Poll Results: Can i hunt grouse with my Crossbow?
Yes (Use broadheads)
2
33.33%
Yes (Use field tips or small game tip)
1
16.67%
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3
50.00%
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Grouse hunting with Crossbow?
09-27-2010, 01:09 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: British Columbia Canada.
Posts: 13
Grouse hunting with Crossbow?
Hi,
I live in B.C Canada, and we got a few grouse around here and i was wondering if i could hunt them with a crossbow? like i've seen forums and videos about people doing that but usually they have like a 75 pound bow with little 10 inch arrows, i have a excalibur ibex which is 175 pounds and uses 20 inch arrows, so I'm assuming that it would turn a grouse into ground meat?
or would this work? also what type of tip would i use?
Thanks.
I live in B.C Canada, and we got a few grouse around here and i was wondering if i could hunt them with a crossbow? like i've seen forums and videos about people doing that but usually they have like a 75 pound bow with little 10 inch arrows, i have a excalibur ibex which is 175 pounds and uses 20 inch arrows, so I'm assuming that it would turn a grouse into ground meat?
or would this work? also what type of tip would i use?Thanks.
09-28-2010, 05:06 PM
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 222
There is a tip for birds I want to say its a Snare-O. That I would recommend I used to use it for my compound for shooting Grouse when I was in Minnesota had a tract of land I hunted that had tons of grouse on it but was only allowed to archery hunt it. Got a few that way but its hard.
09-28-2010, 08:31 PM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Wherever liberalism must be eradicated.
Posts: 2,734
Before you go out trying to kill anything with an unconventional method.
I would suggest first contacting your local game warden, or getting a copy of your Provinces Game laws.
This would probably put to rest fairly clearly any questions you have about the use of cross bows for taking small game or any other animals for that matter.
I would suggest first contacting your local game warden, or getting a copy of your Provinces Game laws.
This would probably put to rest fairly clearly any questions you have about the use of cross bows for taking small game or any other animals for that matter.
