Same, I feel I am a pretty decent shot. I can't pull it off at 200 consistently enough. Coincidentally I don't shoot at animals with my compound over 30 either, 40 being max in absolute perfect conditions.
I killed alot of elk in my muzzelloader days from 150 to 200 did practice alot when that's all hunted with though wouldnt hesitate to shoot at 200 with a modern inline( compound or crossbow) flintlock(recurve) things change a bit
January 1 cow season opens
The same can be said for those that are so bothered by guys shooting crossbow
Not if they are hunting during archery season. Hope you have a great day
So I've given this a good bit of thought today. Maybe compound is a bigger jump from recurve than crossbows are from compounds. I certainly don't see it that way, but I don't claim to always be right and like to look at things from a different perspective. Even if that was the case, I don't think allowing crossbows for whoever wants one during archery season is a step in the right direction. Two wrongs (if you want to call them that) don't make a right. Arguing that crossbows aren't as bad because we don't like the broad use of compounds is an interesting position.
The argument isn’t even pertinent to this discussion because of arizonas definition of archery. Changing the definition of archery could be a new thread but I believe that horse might be dead from the flogging it has received over the years
Heritage bro. mtmuley
