Silent
I do agree with you, on most. The differance is still when it is used for hunting. I know that the rest is almost the same. But that is the whole point HUNTING SITUATION, because we are talking about them being in the same season with a bow, and using it during hunting season. Shoulder fired weapon verses not a shoulder fired weapon. There is allot of differances in all my bows but they require the same motion. Which is far from a crossgun. Its simple for me if it is used like a bow then it is a bow, reguardless of cams, pullies or a piece of wood, If it is shouldered like a gun, has a scope simular to a rifle, and requires no stgrenth to hold back, then it is not a bow Sir. That makes it more like a gun. I hunt on public land all year with a bow for everything, so all I do is share. I by far am not gready, so you can drop it from your equation.

As far as who should vote, Yes me and every other liscense buying hunter is that hunting residents only. If the rules effect the hunters don't you think we should have a say so, is there somthing wrong with DEMOCRACY. The Biolgists made that rule, did you read my last post? NOT WITH THE CONCERN OF THE WEAPONS LIKENESS, but with herd control in mind. If you are going to take a "crake" at it apply common since and good reason.

My wife can hunt with me in Bowseason so why does she need a crossbow to do it.