If we didn't argue about this, we'd find something else to argue about. It's our heritage.[8D]

By the way, you completely misunderstood me when I said I need to see people consistently win with the wb before I change my tune. One shooter can have a fantastic day and just not make a single mistake over the course of one shoot. If someone had been winning Vegas with a wb every single year since it came out, then I could agree it's as accurate and forgiving as any other rest. Since that hasn't happened...

Winning only once means it's probably just a fluke. Winning twice could be an accident. Winning 5 times is a trend.

Arroman, that's a fine quote. I wonder why the guys who push the wb are so afraid of variety and freedom and are trying to suppress thoughts and experiences that are not consistent with theirs? I've basically said that the wb is not for everybody and I've given my reasons. That, in no possible way, can be called suppressing freedom. On thecontrary,I'm saying that people have the freedom to use something different and, if they have problems with the wb, they really should do so. That's all.

You know, I could mount a longbow in a Hooter Shooter andshoot arrow after arrow into the hole in a donut at 100 yards. Put that same bow in the hands of Byron Ferguson,one ofthe best longbowmen out there right now,and he's going to miss thatdonut more often than not at a hundred yards. Even the great Howard Hill wouldn't be able to match a Hooter Shooter. No archer in the world can, no matter what kind of bow he uses.

So, frankly, I'm not particularly impressedby what results anyone gets with a Hooter Shooter. Put that setup in the hands of an average archer and see how he does. That's what tells you something worth knowing.