black91EB
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- August 24, 2008
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- City, State
- Millington, TN
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- '92 XLT 5spd 4wd
Love it, just no reason to make a bad shot. If you can split aspirins at 40' there's no reason for a bad shot. It's just that accurate with the scope.
Somewhere back I posted a video of it doing this.
I have the special crossbow permit that i got due to that damn Brown Recluse spider bite that dissolved some of my ligaments in my left shoulder.
Knew I was in trouble after I smashed it. No pain at that time, but never had any bite that itched so much, then over 40 days and nights of shoulder burning while the first layer of skin fell off. Only thing that really saved my shoulder was I went to the doctor the next day and took medicine for so many days straight.
In WV there is only two disabilities that allow for the use of a Crossbow to hunt. One is a shoulder injury the other is a hand. Went for therapy for a year after being bit. Not a fun thing seeing your skin rot off. Got bit while Spring Turkey hunting, darn thing climbed up into my loose fitting hunting jacket.
I just can't hold a bow out with left arm anymore. What I do now is to build a blind and rest bow on limb
I've been shooting a long bow since I was 12 so it's not like I have not shot a long bow. When I first started bowhunting their was no such thing as a compound bow.
Yeah, TN and AL both allow crossbows during regular archery season, though I don't know anyone that uses one. Used to require a disability, but they changed it a couple years ago.
What kind do you shoot?