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Originally Posted by ehntr
LOL. Drilling 40 yards in 20 minutes. These same guys, the next day or the next week wouldn't know what to do if their peep sight shifted, or their arrow rest shifted, or for some reason couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with a broadhead, or somehow their form shifted, blah, blah, blah. Nube to skilled archer in one day........crack me up Stinky. Guys want crossbows so that they don't have to deal with that Stinky.
The transition from rifle to crossbow........now that is where similar skills are most easily transferred. You got stock, trigger, scope.....what else has to be sorted out?
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Not much, thats the point you r missing, nice to have the option available to Alberta residents with a wildlife certificate eh? Still gotta get within bow range, still gotta bow hunt. Don't ya see potty....it's win win for hunting period, including Alberta. Why deny a simpler bow option? Just to keep our numbers smaller and opportunity potentially greater? Pure silliness, pure selfishness. You seem to think all compound guys will switch and all rifle hunters will suddenly become bowhunters and everyone snapping off 100yrd kills easy enough 3 yr olds could do it. Yet nowhere they get included does it even remotely get close to that...it just turns out to everyone's amazement I'm sure that the crossbow is just another bow option...nothing more. And in the end most will choose the compound, as they do where they r both allowed play...because it's the most versatile.