RE: Important reading
Money drives everything. It’s sad but true. The outdoors are for everyone to enjoy and for both young and older people hunting is a way to enjoy it. If you eliminate the cross bow from the sport, you eliminate people that could otherwise be out doing what the like to do.
It drives me nuts when people stick their nose in others business and force their views on them. If you have a problem with cross bows, don’t buy one.
It blows me away that to hear someone state that because they are so accurate it gives the hunter an un-fair advantage. To me the fact that they are accurate is what makes it a more humane tool to use. We use sights and balancers on compounds to help aid in accuracy for that very reason. Why would anyone discredit a weapon that encompasses the best of both worlds?
Common sense it seems is a word of the past.