please tell me just one negative to crossbows
#1111
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From: Inverness, MS
DATA!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've Got an Answer For You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've changed my position, but it is a valid cocern.......
Xbows should have a seperate season. You know why? B/C I want to hunt with one!! But, I love my bow more. If xbows just got lumped in with archery, I would never get to hunt with one. However, if they had their own season, I could do both!!!
The negative to allowing xbows in archery season, is that I have to quit using one to use the other!!!!!!!!!!
It's just like muzzleloader vs rifle. The reason we have muzzleloader is simply to extend our season, to use different weapons. The effectiveness is basically the same.
I've changed my position, but it is a valid cocern.......
Xbows should have a seperate season. You know why? B/C I want to hunt with one!! But, I love my bow more. If xbows just got lumped in with archery, I would never get to hunt with one. However, if they had their own season, I could do both!!!
The negative to allowing xbows in archery season, is that I have to quit using one to use the other!!!!!!!!!!
It's just like muzzleloader vs rifle. The reason we have muzzleloader is simply to extend our season, to use different weapons. The effectiveness is basically the same.
#1112
Damn, you are not representin' well for BYU tonight. LEGAL definition would be what the state definition is, right?
I used this before, it is a good comparison. In Illinois a .22 pistol is not a legal firearm to hunt deer but a .44 pistol is. by your deduction you would say a .22 pistol is not a firearm because the states legal definition says it's not.
See your flaw?
#1114
Xbows should have a seperate season.
Hey I'm easy going.......except about a crossbow not being a bow
#1115
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No it's the states definition of what is legal to use in that state, not what an object is.
I used this before, it is a good comparison. In Illinois a .22 pistol is not a legal firearm to hunt deer but a .44 pistol is. by your deduction you would say a .22 pistol is not a firearm because the states legal definition says it's not.
Damn, you are not representin' well for BYU tonight. LEGAL definition would be what the state definition is, right?
I used this before, it is a good comparison. In Illinois a .22 pistol is not a legal firearm to hunt deer but a .44 pistol is. by your deduction you would say a .22 pistol is not a firearm because the states legal definition says it's not.
The state's definition of legal is the legal definition in the state.
Wasn't that easy?
#1116
I do want to say one thing to all of you. While I may get animated at times, it's just my nature (i'm Italian
) I take nothing personal and I mean nothing personal. I will and have apologized when I think I might have crossed the line or hurt someones feelings. Ok?
Back to the debate
) I take nothing personal and I mean nothing personal. I will and have apologized when I think I might have crossed the line or hurt someones feelings. Ok?Back to the debate
#1117
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From: Inverness, MS
In all seriousness, this sums up my position on xbows.
The future of bowseason in MY state rests on the harvest results. Bowhunters account for about 15% of the harvest. We are at the upper thresholds of what will be allowed by the gun hunting majority. As bows get more advanced, harvest results increase. Gunners are taking notice and speaking out on this. Crossbows have the potential to increase the harvest results significantly(see Ohio). Gunners WILL NOT STAND for shortened seasons, reduced bag limits, etc due to increased archery harvests.
The future of bowseason in MY state rests on the harvest results. Bowhunters account for about 15% of the harvest. We are at the upper thresholds of what will be allowed by the gun hunting majority. As bows get more advanced, harvest results increase. Gunners are taking notice and speaking out on this. Crossbows have the potential to increase the harvest results significantly(see Ohio). Gunners WILL NOT STAND for shortened seasons, reduced bag limits, etc due to increased archery harvests.
#1118
I've answered before. I would say a.22 is not a legal (or ethical) caliber to hunt deer with in that state.
The state's definition of legal is the legal definition in the state.
The state's definition of legal is the legal definition in the state.
#1120
The future of bowseason in MY state rests on the harvest results. Bowhunters account for about 15% of the harvest. We are at the upper thresholds of what will be allowed by the gun hunting majority. As bows get more advanced, harvest results increase. Gunners are taking notice and speaking out on this. Crossbows have the potential to increase the harvest results significantly(see Ohio). Gunners WILL NOT STAND for shortened seasons, reduced bag limits, etc due to increased archery harvests.


