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Bow Arrows

February 19th, 2009 admin 1 comment

Bow Arrows
I’m looking to get into to traditional bow hunting, what will I need besides a bow and arrows?

What is all the gear I will need with just archery not clothing or anything I have all of that but what will I need for traditional hunting? I will be getting a Fred Bear grizzly recurve bow.
the bow is a 50# draw weight if that helps any

Go natural and use just a quiver.

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Crossbow Gun

February 18th, 2009 admin 1 comment

Crossbow Gun

Small Game Hunting and your Safety in the Wilderness

Small game hunting is a sport that pursues small animals to kill them for food or for prestige. Weapons usually used to hunt small game are guns, bow and arrows, or even the crossbow. Also called projectile weapons, it has had its fair share of accidents in the wilderness so rules have been set up for the safety of its enthusiasts.

Learn more at http://www.gamebird-hunter.com/firearms.html

A misfired weapon has a good chance of injuring or even killing the shooter and becomes a danger to his companions near him. Here are a few suggestions of how to practice safety in the wilderness:

1.Always assume a gun is loaded. Treat your weapons with the respect they deserve; even when the weapon is unloaded.

2.Never point your gun at anything you don’t intend to shoot. Make this a habit even when the weapon isn’t loaded.

3.An unused weapon must always be pointed in a safe direction.

4.Safeties that prevent the weapon from firing must be engaged until right before use, for an added level of safety.

5.Keep calm in all circumstances. Panicking or even unnecessarily hurrying increases the chances of an accident. An emotional person has no business handling a weapon. During times of high stress and anxiety they have greater chance of causing an accident.

6.Keep your target in front of you when stalking or lying in wait: this increases the chances of killing the game with minimal risk. Keep members of your party at your side or behind you.

7.See then shoot. Don’t shoot at anything you’re not sure of: you never know, you might be shooting at another human being. The recent accident caused by Dick Cheney to his hunting partner serves as a reminder to this rule.

8.Before attempting to climb, rappel, or dig, always unload your weapon; remove the cartridges or magazine from the weapon and check for rounds in the chamber.

9.Be aware of your weapon’s capability. Always know how far and how powerful your weapon is. This reduces the chances of shooting through a target into something you have no desire of hitting.

10.Wear ear plugs if needed to protect your hearing.

11.Before and after a hunt, always check and clean your weapon. Neglecting to do this may cause an accident due to worn or unclean parts; misfires and/or backfires can occur due to stoppages, rust, loose parts, etc. If necessary, carry tools to maintain your weapon in the field: remember to unload the weapon first.

About the Author

www.gamebird-hunter.com gives a comprehensive review of game birds, their habits and habitats, plus gun dogs and hunting guns for the hunting enthusiast to enhance your next hunting experience.

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Crossbow Laser

February 13th, 2009 admin No comments

Crossbow Laser
Can a crossbow like this shoot bolts through car doors?

Or through the head of a deer, or body of a deer?
can it go through standard bulletproof vest, the soft kevlar ones?

This mega crossbow unit packs a whopping 150 pounds of pure power!! The entire unit is constructed of solid steel with a black hard plastic overlay to prevent scratching and chipping. Measures 28″ from the head of the bow to the foot of the barrel. Great for serious competition shooting and target practice. Unit includes 2 arrows with 2 field tip darts, Laser sight sold separately. Shoots an amazing 350 Feet Per Second.

http://www.trueswords.com/trailblazer-crossbow-p-490.html

I doubt it, I have a crossbow like this one, only it’s made by Barnett. It’s not much more than a toy really. 150 lbs in a crossbow is not much at all. Crossbow need to be heavier than that to be powerful, due to its short power stroke. That crossbow has perhaps a 10-12″ powerstroke, that’s the length that the bolt is put under acceleration. Compare that to the powerstroke of a regular bow that gets up above 20″.

The 350 fps, if true, must’ve been achieved with very light bolts. However, put a broadhead at the end of the bolt, and it will probably take a deer, from up close.

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