"but it would make coulee deer a lot more vulnerable, getting within 30 yards was easy, drawing your bow back at that point was almost always impossible."

Yeah...for a good hunter...who knows where to go and how to get within 30 yrds....most guys that good...know how to get the draw on them too. Who you tryin to kid?:b

Its 99% hunter, 1% tool.

Let them in with the rest of the bows imo. P.s. i'm strictly a bowhunter for my big game...i love my new Mathews Switchback XT and my Legacy before it too(and have done very well with both). I have thought about them (and argued about them) quite a bit and i have no problem with them, i would like to see them allowed in to the archery seasons. The differences in statistics in states/provinces where they've been allowed is not even worth mentioning...they are bows...success in bowhunting comes down to the hunter...not the tool.

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