For all you archers that have a disdain for crossbows.....
#1
Typical Buck
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For all you archers that have a disdain for crossbows.....
I give you this!
http://www.swivelmachine.com/html/rimfire.htm
Say it ain't so.
Can't believe they would be legal outside of canned hunts.
http://www.swivelmachine.com/html/rimfire.htm
Say it ain't so.
Can't believe they would be legal outside of canned hunts.
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#5
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I can recall a time when Compounds were not legal. How fast do compounds shoot? When things come to shove, I believe a compound is way to easy of a weapon to dispatch a deer with. My fasted trad bow only shoots 260 fps.
Watch out getting high and mighty. Some will find you to be a slob.
Watch out getting high and mighty. Some will find you to be a slob.
#7
This season, Texas decided to allow xbows for archery only season. I can understand allowing it for people who have a disability and cannot otherwise pull a bow but its not my thing. I am hesitant to knock other people for those kinds of things though.
I will be getting a new compound after season and getting back into it. I had a PSE...crap, can't remember....PSE something that used for two seasons. Only took one shot at a doe and missed. And missed a jack rabbit, heh.
To me, the point of bow hunting is to accept a greater challenge and secondarily, extend your season a month (here in Texas, at least) but to some, I guess the secondary thing is their primary thing.
I will be getting a new compound after season and getting back into it. I had a PSE...crap, can't remember....PSE something that used for two seasons. Only took one shot at a doe and missed. And missed a jack rabbit, heh.
To me, the point of bow hunting is to accept a greater challenge and secondarily, extend your season a month (here in Texas, at least) but to some, I guess the secondary thing is their primary thing.
#8
Interesting concept but not new. I knew a guy that would put an arrow down the barrel of his 410 shotgun and shoot deer. evidently if you take the slug and powder out of the 410 shell the power from the primer is enough to shoot an arrow out of the gun. Claimed it was accurate out to 40 yards. never saw him shoot it because I wanted no part in that mess. I got out of there real quick before the DNR showed up.
#9
Im sure one on an AR15 platform is in the works if not already available.
Edit: wow that took no time at all
http://www.swivelmachine.com/html/stealth.htm
Edit: wow that took no time at all
http://www.swivelmachine.com/html/stealth.htm
Last edited by DeerandbearhoG; 12-16-2009 at 11:36 AM.
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To me, the point of bow hunting is to accept a greater challenge and secondarily, extend your season a month (here in Texas, at least) but to some, I guess the secondary thing is their primary thing.
Thing is it's all relative and who cares????????
Where I am you can use your bow or crossbow during the regular rifle season. Some guys choose not to rifle hunt at all in that case. Again I say who cares??????
Someone uses this thing....who cares????
Yes, the trad shooters have a greater challenge than the compund who have a greater challenge than the crossbows who have a greater challenge than the muzzleloaders who have a greater challenge than the rifle shooters.
If the next world record whitetail is skillfully "hunted" and eventually gets killed by of these gimmicks is it not more impressive than a bunch of guys in trucks running around pushing small bushlots taking cracks at a monster with thier rifles? That is in essence how the Hanson buck was killed but Milo still is never questioned as the Record Holder.
I think it's a dumb contraption but to each his own. If the next world record is killed by an archer all the gun hunters will start rumours it was shot after dark because they can get away with that LOL