Buckforme
PLeas scroll back to the early pages where I described the 3 deer I killed with a crossbow this year. My point is that weapons that are decidedly mor effective are fine but need to be seperated from those with less effectiveness. Ask some of the Muzzleloader enthusiasts that started out with old style blackpowder weapons only to have seasons reduced as the more effective inlines with scope invaded their season.
Im not against crossbows, just against them being lumped in with regular archery equipment.
And I didn't call anyone any names. I was pointing out that the crossbow takes minimal talent and dedication. I still stand on that!