http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showth...kills-with-one
It's only 4 pages, any comment potty? A guy asked the difference and if any advantage and to please not start a war about it....and he got answers from quite a few who hunt with or have hunted with all the bows we r talking about. These r guys who live it and what do they say? It's just another bow option, nothing more, no smoke and mirrors.
It shows also what is common knowledge, initial influx of users first couple years, then tapers off back to usual as the uneducated learn for themselves u have to bowhunt to kill stuff with one....just a different type of bow.
And as u see the theme echo'd from the BC guys...not a bad tool for stand/blind hunting but cumbersome and awkward for spot and stock hunting where many choose the compound as clear winner there and r u not alway saying the spot and stock they r the big threat? Elk, muley etc? What do we do most of blind/stand stuff for anyhow.....deer. Anyhow, u r wrong, we r right.
No threat, Alberta no different. It's just a tool, it's just a bow in the wrong house. On caribou thing, not 100% it was accurate or current info, they just have four maybe five zones where they don't allow it and it seems a mystery why at that....kinda like here lol.