WB or drop away
08-07-2008 | 10:35 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: WB or drop away
First, you must be licensed to kill moles. Then you must decide if your ethics allow for high-fence hunting, baiting, drives, traditional gear, modern equipment, spot-n-stalk, etc.
Or, just go to a reputable bow shop and buy some. Might be easier.
Or, just go to a reputable bow shop and buy some. Might be easier.
08-07-2008 | 10:37 AM
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RE: WB or drop away
ORIGINAL: fletch920
First, you must be licensed to kill moles. Then you must decide if your ethics allow for high-fence hunting, baiting, drives, traditional gear, modern equipment, spot-n-stalk, etc.
Or, just go to a reputable bow shop and buy some. Might be easier.
First, you must be licensed to kill moles. Then you must decide if your ethics allow for high-fence hunting, baiting, drives, traditional gear, modern equipment, spot-n-stalk, etc.
Or, just go to a reputable bow shop and buy some. Might be easier.
08-07-2008 | 10:49 AM
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RE: WB or drop away
Some People are still posting to this, I started this Thread, I baught a Drop Away Last night, game over, Thanks for the replies and I went with the drop away because I like everything quiet.
08-07-2008 | 10:59 AM
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RE: WB or drop away
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Some People are still posting to this, I started this Thread, I baught a Drop Away Last night, game over, Thanks for the replies and I went with the drop away because I like everything quiet.
Some People are still posting to this, I started this Thread, I baught a Drop Away Last night, game over, Thanks for the replies and I went with the drop away because I like everything quiet.
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