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I stopped at a buddies house tonight after leaving the woods and he saw my bow in my truck. Told me that I shouldn't have 4 bolts with broad heads. He says I'm aloud 3 broad heads and 1 field point. I cant find anything in the rules and regs about that. Does anyone know?
 
How do you plan on decocking your XB without a field point? Gonna sling a $15-30 broadhead into the dirt? HAHA

I hunt with three broadheads and one field point. Its just right.
 
there is no law how many u can carry it is not law to carry field point but a good idea to discharge if u have a crank no need. on the low end I don't think it's law but ethicly one should have 2 at a minimum for a finishing shot if needed. compound or x bow
 
I've had to use three in the past... two deer and a follow up on one. Technically I could have recovered the arrow after shooting the first deer and used that for the follow up shot on the one I spined..
 
I stopped at a buddies house tonight after leaving the woods and he saw my bow in my truck. Told me that I shouldn't have 4 bolts with broad heads. He says I'm aloud 3 broad heads and 1 field point. I cant find anything in the rules and regs about that. Does anyone know?
This is due to the NJ High Capacity Assault Crossbow bill of 2011 sponsored by Loretta Weinberg. Since enacted, there has not been a single multiple victim shooting in the Garden State. A model for the rest of the nation where crossbow deaths are the norm.
 
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JD H, I leave a bolt with a field tip in my truck, with a small shooting bag in the bed for de cocking. I was always under the impression that you could not carry field points while hunting. But unlike most xbow guys I used to use a compound until I broke my wrist and hand.
 
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