GODZHUNTER7 - If they do, then you have every right to hunt with them legally. But aren't you saying you'd rather spend your time and money for crossbows that are very easy to use and which are every bit as efficient than to learn to master a compound ort recurve/longbow ? Maybe I am missing something, but its my opinion that that is the quality that should seperate crossbows from compounds, recurves and longbows.

My apologies though to you for taking this topic off the original intent. My response to your thread question - Go with an Excalibur if you are going to go with a crossbow. They are the cream, but they do cost a bit more.