Now I want ya'll to really see what you and others are saying here. Is it a bad thing to want to be more efficient ? Is it bad to want to own a bow thats easy enough to master that allows you to pursue other hobbies ? Is accuracy paramount in bowhunting ? Do you have to "love" archery to bowhunter ?

Now how many of you are in favor of banning the guy who loves to gun hunt, bird hunt and fish, but wants to buy a crossbow to try and go into the field bowhunting early in the season with just a little practice and easily attained accuracy ?