RE: Ban compounds from archery season - thoughts ??
<font size=4>Having the ability to hit the bullseye with your sporting arm of choice does not make you a hunter.</font id=size4>
I think the majority of people who are pro or anti anything as far as sporting arms go would agree with the following:
"I would welcome any hunter to hunt with me -no matter which sporting arm he/she chooses to utilize- as long as they share the same ethics and sheer passion for the sport of hunting as I do."
Bowhunting is one of my biggest passions. If you live and breathe hunting the way I do, I don't care if you use a blow gun to get the job done. I think some of the problems we associate towards particular sporting arms, may have more to do with the operator than the arm itself.
Keep an open mind, perhaps try something new yourself, you might be missing something you'd really enjoy. I even bought a new rifle to try my hand at rifle season with a million other PA hunters. You just never know!