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ICALL2MUCH 01-03-2009 10:18 PM
RE: Crossbow debate
 

ORIGINAL: bigcountry

ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH

big,

No crap intended, at all. Just looking for input and different perspectives. I've never got a trad. gear persons input on this. I assume it is con, but I'd like to hear why. Who knows, we might learn something!
You mean to tell me, your not smart enough to do a search on the multiple dozens of crossbow debate threads in the bowhunting forum???

You have posted this crap on 3 forums so far. Why? Nothing ever good comes of it.
Looking for different perspectives. I've never heard a trad gear persons perspective on crossbows. I could suspect things, but I'd rather hear it from the horses mouth. That is how we learn. Open-minded people.

Different people visit different Forums. I'm sure you know that, 16000 posts in.

You're a pretty cozy fella. :D

bigcountry 01-04-2009 06:17 AM
RE: Crossbow debate
 
ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH

Looking for different perspectives. I've never heard a trad gear persons perspective on crossbows. I could suspect things, but I'd rather hear it from the horses mouth. That is how we learn. Open-minded people.

Different people visit different Forums. I'm sure you know that, 16000 posts in.

You're a pretty cozy fella. :D
So what do you plan on learning? What good is going to come from this new found knowledge you will have?

Sure different people visit different forums. But there is a reason why there are different forums for different subjects. i wouldn't have a problem if you had a trad question. But you don't.

ICALL2MUCH 01-04-2009 07:46 AM
RE: Crossbow debate
 

ORIGINAL: bigcountry

ORIGINAL: ICALL2MUCH

Looking for different perspectives. I've never heard a trad gear persons perspective on crossbows. I could suspect things, but I'd rather hear it from the horses mouth. That is how we learn. Open-minded people.

Different people visit different Forums. I'm sure you know that, 16000 posts in.

You're a pretty cozy fella. :D
So what do you plan on learning? What good is going to come from this new found knowledge you will have?

Sure different people visit different forums. But there is a reason why there are different forums for different subjects. i wouldn't have a problem if you had a trad question. But you don't.

No trad question, but I'd like to hear trad views.

I plan on learning some trad. views on crossbows. I would assume that most are not for them. Why? Are any of you for them? Indifferent?

Chris W. 01-04-2009 12:30 PM
RE: Crossbow debate
 
I believe crossbows don'tbelong inbow/archery season.They just don't fit my idea of what constitutes a bow.

ICALL2MUCH 01-04-2009 12:39 PM
RE: Crossbow debate
 

ORIGINAL: Chris W.

I believe crossbows don't belong in bow/archery season. They just don't fit my idea of what constitutes a bow.

I would agree with that. Stick and string? Sure. But not a bow.

While I am certainly not against people using them, the term "crossbow" isn't the right term, IMO.


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