Did anyone else get the crossbow survey in the mail from the njdfw? It said that a number of hunters were randomly chosen for it. I filled out and returned it this afternoon...
NOW you've crossed the line jb you can feel free to KISS MY A$$I do hope you wife is OK I had no idea she was in a wreck but please don't go using her misfortune to further you crossbow obsession it is extreemly poor form even for you.
WE can ONLY HOPE .....Good bye.
JB, I have said it several times, before, and here you have proved it, once AGAIN!! You just keep sinking lower, don't you? I would have imagined that you had already hit "rock bottom" by now, but I guess I was wrong, as you continue in this direction. I will "never" be amazed as to how "low" you will go!! [mad][mad][down][down][down]I do hope you wife is OK I had no idea she was in a wreck but please don't go using her misfortune to further you crossbow obsession it is extreemly poor form even for you.
Man u can't turn it off for even a second can u?I do hope you wife is OK I had no idea she was in a wreck but please don't go using her misfortune to further you crossbow obsession it is extreemly poor form even for you.
LOL, yep this group (that oppose crossbow INCLUSION) seem to have serious problems in answering legitimate questions.....Opps that is a question...
Funny, you should even say this, as "I" have had to contend with "this very thing" just last week. [spy][wallmad][wallmad]Not to mention other's choices and their right to make up their own minds..and not to be dictated to...but refuse for some "odd reason" to explain anything to anyone....or to even TRY to defend their stance against others....
My mistake!defend their stance against other FELLOW HUNTERS....
Wow you are a good saleman.OH rest assured JB I AM helping.....just not YOUR selfish desires to dictate and control others in something you neither own or control!
I'm helping those who want another choice to have a fair chance at just that!
HOW? By posting truth, along with real and relevant data to support MY stance of choice IS PROVEN to be good for our sport and our future! Not in one or two states but in EVERY SINGLE ONE it's been tried in..
The ONLY wedge that I am in truth is a wedge against selfish individuals who want to keep what they enjoy for themselves, and that is NOT going to change...
I'm THE wedge between truth and fiction/myths about crossbows much to you guys dismay!
I'm the wedge between would be dictators and NJ individuals rights to choose for themselves what they'll hunt with during a public archery season!
I'm "the wedge" between misinformation and real information backed by real data...
Since you and Doug so often insist I"m a "wedge" I've decided that maybe I am....but IF .......I am.....everyone NOW knows the type of wedge that I am....
I know you two "thought" that calling me a wedge would somehow put me in a "bad position".. somehow harm MY credibility....once again proving how little you really know.....
...got that rightI'm THE wedge
I have to admit, I can't wait to see the lines of orange lined up driving deer in early September!!!“Bow” means any long bow, recurve bow or compound bow that is hand held and hand drawn, with no mechanical device built into it or attached to it that will enable the archer to lock the bow at a full or partial draw. All draw locking and draw holding devices are prohibited.
Never seen one......have you???I'm totally cool with x-guns
I "would" thank you, but WHAT "exactly" am I "selling" other than choice? HOW "exactly" would I make the first penny? ( I won't and can't)Wow you are a good saleman.
OK now on this one I need some "help", WHY would orange be required for an ARCHERY weapon? It's NOT.....periodI have to admit, I can't wait to see the lines of orange lined up driving deer in early September
NOT the "first time" a politician got a definition wrong......NOT by far! I remember a president not too long ago who wonder what "is" is......"hand held & hand drawn in the presence of game"...Oh wait...the DF&W definition of a "BOW"...
Again easy enough to correct......btw a COMPOUND BOW.....All draw locking and draw holding devices are prohibited.
Sure I have. They have a stock, forearm, trigger guard, trigger, and a safety...many have telescopic sightsNever seen one......have you???
A gun.what does THAT sound exactly like?
Ok, so you're an advocate for x-guns, fine. But why do you bash advocates from a state bowhunting organization for doing the same thing that you are? Sounds a little hypocrtical."Selling" implies some $$$ gain....the "gain" comes for MY fellow archery hunters being allowed to CHOOSE for themselves and NOT have selfish minded dictators (or would be dictators in this case as I have NO doubt it WILL happen soon) deciding for others.....
Yet, you want to make that choice for me; and I'm the @$$hole if I stand up and say "No, I don't agree with you"???NOT have selfish minded dictators (or would be dictators in this case as I have NO doubt it WILL happen soon) deciding for others
Why? Because its the LEGAL definition of what constitutes archery equipment in NJ, and it doesn't fit YOUR agenda???don't give us the "hand drawn and held in the presence of game"....since when IS GAME 30' or more "up a tree" OR in a scent control ground blind???
Doesn't change the fact that I draw my bow in the presence of game does it? Let's see you do that with an x-gun.since when IS GAME 30' or more "up a tree" OR in a scent control ground blind???
Have INSIDERS' info do ya...As for the DF&W they wrote it once and they can re-write it correctly at any time, I suspect they will sooner rather than later.....
Really? You're going to compare a release aid to a latching system that LOCKS an x-gun in a position ready to fire, that has a safety so that the x-gun cannot be discharged??? WOW! Next time I'm at the truck getting ready to head to my stand 30' up the tree I'll have to break out my "release aid" and cock and lock my compound at full draw before I head to the stand! Damn Ace, I didn't know that I could do all that with a "release aid"; thanks!btw a COMPOUND BOW.....uses mechanical aid (read advantage) to HOLD the bow at full draw.......just as a crossbow oes........period!
There will be VERY little "new blood" and you know that; all there really will be is a demographic shift of firearm hunters purchasing x-gun permits. The mechanisim for firearms hunters wanting to hunt in bowseasons is already there, they just need to become profficent with a legal bow; you yourself said that it was easy with a compound didn't you?new blood for OUR future's sake
Becasue I'm an advocate for a state bowhunting organization; just like you are an x-gun advocate.WHY do you care what archery weapon another fellow archery hunter chooses to hunt with during an open to the public archery season?
Point being that they are not a "fellow archery hunter", if they were they'd be using a bow as legally defined by DF&W; and again, even you have said that compounds are "easy" to master.fellow archery hunter
So, what you're saying is that I'm short-sighted because I won't cowtow to YOUR OPINION that x-guns are archery equipment and should be allowed in bow seasons?yet some "short sighted individuals"
Sorry NO such thing as a crossgun....IF you can show me a link to one for sale BY A DEALER in "crossguns" though I'd LOVE to see that!Sure I have. They have a stock, forearm, trigger guard, trigger, and a safety...many have telescopic sights
T0 which YOU repliedcrossBOWS use bent limbs and a string to propel an arrow with a broad head attached (what does THAT sound exactly like?)
YOU have some "funny guns" NO doubt!A gun
Simple because they ARE NOT doing anything close to similar.......YOU guys are fighting your own kind OVER their CHOICE of an archery weapon (NOT my opinion either FACT)...NOT ONE good reason has EVER been posted to exclude other fellow archery hunters based on that.......STILL you guys fight a good thing (choice) because and ONLY because you do NOT want more hunters out there, then you claim they won't be.....[confused].Ok, so you're an advocate for x-guns, fine. But why do you bash advocates from a state bowhunting organization for doing the same thing that you are?
NO I do not "know it", the DATA proves otherwise, period.There will be VERY little "new blood" and you know that; all there really will be is a demographic shift of firearm hunters purchasing x-gun permits.
.Yet, you want to make that choice for me; and I'm the @$$hole if I stand up and say "No, I don't agree with you"???
NO.....Really? You're going to compare a release aid to a latching system that LOCKS an x-gun in a position ready to fire, that has a safety so that the x-gun cannot be discharged??? WOW! Next time I'm at the truck getting ready to head to my stand 30' up the tree I'll have to break out my "release aid" and cock and lock my compound at full draw before I head to the stand! Damn Ace, I didn't know that I could do all that with a "release aid"; thanks!
It is not "my opinion" the ATF, and EVERY other organization KNOWS they are archery .....get out moreSo, what you're saying is that I'm short-sighted because I won't cowtow to YOUR OPINION that x-guns are archery equipment and should be allowed in bow seasons?
Sure they are!Point being that they are not a "fellow archery hunter", if they were they'd be using a bow as legally defined by DF&W; and again, even you have said that compounds are "easy" to master.
1.WHY do you care what archery weapon another fellow archery hunter chooses to hunt with during an open to the public archery season?
2.HOW "exactly" is another fellow hunter's CHOICE of a crossbow "over there" going to harm YOUR hunt in any way, any more than the same hunter would with a much later compound bow?
NO such thing as "x-gun" (is that something from the X Files?) and you need to do better now that I've explained (AGAIN) that I'm NOT a crossbow advocate.....I AM an advocate for the future of archery HUNTING and I KNOW for certain that CHOICE of archery weapon during an open to the Public archery season IS a "good thing"......since you don't happen to agree, please explain WHY YOU fight that simple CHOICE and unless you are unable to think on your own, the State Bow hunting Organization's stance doesn't HAVE to be your own, IF it is, then I'd like to KNOW why it is??Becasue I'm an advocate for a state bowhunting organization; just like you are an x-gun advocate.
Let's examine THAT further shall we?So, what you're saying is that I'm short-sighted because I won't cowtow to YOUR OPINION that x-guns are archery equipment and should be allowed in bow seasons?
I have to admit, I can't wait to see the lines of orange lined up driving deer in early September!!!
If they never purchased a bow lic before & then do so with an Xbow they are new blood. I could respect you more if you said that you don't want anybody new hunting during bow seasn. There is allready enough.There will be VERY little "new blood" and you know that; all there really will be is a demographic shift of firearm hunters purchasing x-gun permits.
YES it does in fact.......unless that game IS up a tree OR in the blind YOU are NOT in "the presence of game" period.......Doesn't change the fact that I draw my bow in the presence of game does it? Let's see you do that with an x-gun.
[up]If they never purchased a bow lic before & then do so with an Xbow they are new blood.
My gosh aceoky, that was ALOT of typing...good thing I didn't read it all and this sentence I quoted was all by itself and easy to find.In the first place I don't need to call names to get a point across, IF I have said that post it up for all to see.....
I WILL (after some thought) address that.....You are not fighting "for" people as much as you are fighting against them, and that is the fact
NOT if that purchase comes at the COST of either reduced gun licence sales or a reduced length in the bowseason or the exact opposit reduced bow licence sales due to a reduction in the quality of the bowseason and an exidus of other bowhunters from that season.If they never purchased a bow lic before & then do so with an Xbow they are new blood.