bigcountry

I know, your right, you ought to be in circus with your manipulation abilities along with papermaking with six figure income.

Kybuckhunter

I really don't have special powers....it's just that you are so easy to control. Dance puppet dance.....hahahahahaha

bigcountry

Is that right? Oh, no, the papermaker got me again. What will we all do?

Kybuckhunter

I'm glad you are seeing the light now.

95Harley

Guys guys..enough...remember "it's all about the children"

http://articles.baltimoresun.com/200...accident-tyler

Hogwash! Ever heard of anyone killing themselves with a compound/long/recurve bow.

Big business = Sales Sales Sales!! Thanks god I'm on private land and somewhat away from the madness that will be the public woods with THAWCK guns everywhere.

noidurism

bc needs to read this

Ranger77

Big business = Sales Sales Sales!!


Exactly the same reasons compounds are in the archery seasons ..... ya'll want them banned too, right?




http://articles.baltimoresun.com/200...accident-tyler

if you blame the crossbow for that boy's death, blame the treestand and the truck and ATV that got them into the woods too

sadly, the father is the only one to blame for the above tragic accident and he'll suffer his whole life for it


you should be embarrassed to use a child's death to further your anti-crossbow zealot thoughts

Kybuckhunter

Why yes I have.....He was walking with an arrow in the bow and tripped......

A bow hunting accident claimed the life of a Mountain City man Saturday evening. Michael Todd Stout, 43, 920 A. Davis Lane, died from massive blood loss after an arrow accidentally pierced the calf area of his leg, according to the Johnson County Sheriff's Department.

JCSD Deputy Johnny Roberts responded to Davis Lane after a neighbor called reporting the accident at approximately 5:30 p.m. Roberts found Stout in the front seat of his vehicle not far from his home.

"It is determined that the victim was walking with (the) bow in his left hand with (the) arrow in (the) bow and had apparently tripped, jabbing the arrow into his left leg," Roberts' report states. Roberts determined Stout removed the arrow from his leg before walking nearly one mile down the mountain to his vehicle, where he constructed a tourniquet for the wound then drove approximately a half mile before passing out from blood loss. Because Stout was driving a manual vehicle, his car came to a stop, according to the police report.

Roberts stated Stout possibly remained in his vehicle between one to four hours before a neighbor found him. He was transported to the Johnson County Health Center where he died due to massive blood loss, according to Johnson County Coroner Willie Debord.

Foul play is not suspected in the case.

Stout is survived by his wife, Lisa Henson Stout, and two daughters, Jessica and Rebekah.

bigcountry

Oh yea, read it many years ago. Aweful story.

The Rev

Heck I almost killed myself today with my bow press!