Comments on: SCDNR Legalizes Crossbows, Ups Dove Limit

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By: Joseph

Joseph — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 21:46:39 +0000

My personal opinion is have a special crossbow season, put it later on during normal bow season when there’s fewer people out anyway. This way those who wish to crossbow hunt still can outside of rifle season, and regular bow hunters still have first chance and a longer season. Disabled and physically impaired hunters being exempt of course. This seems like a good happy medium that most people could deal with. http://www.crossbows4less.com

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By: Hunting Guy

Hunting Guy — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 01:13:24 +0000

what’s up with crossbows? people prefer them even though their dangerous, they’re darn heavy and messy to carry with. hunting doves with a crossbow?

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scdnr — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 14:40:06 +0000

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By: Parks

Parks — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 19:27:50 +0000

I’m glad that SC legalized crossbows and by doing so this might add to the dwendling number of hunters in our state. It will also give some new hunters (hopefully)a reason to take up the sport of hunting. I hunt with a compound but will be gator hunting in Sept with my crossbow. Can’t wait.

By: Phillip

Phillip — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 15:58:25 +0000

Sounds like some good, common-sense changes to me.

Crossbows aren’t the devil with a bowstring. Compared to my Mathews Drenalin, they barely compete in accuracy, speed, or kinetic energy (translated to killing power). The only difference is the ability to hold full draw indefinitely, so it becomes an aim-and-shoot tool. It’s unlikely to make any negative impact on the deer herd. In fact, like many states in the Southeast, SC needs to do whatever it can to up the annual harvest. Crossbows make sense as an additional tool, and should enable more hunters to get out there and hunt the longer seasons (besides, anyone with the gumption to ask could get a doctor to sign the crossbow permit request).

Shining was a great past-time when I was a high-schooler in NC. Living out where I did, it was a great way to spend an evening with a date (although I’m not so sure the dates always thought so)…bouncing through the woods with the Q-beam. I realize, of course, that many unsafe and unsavory activities tended to accompany these outings, but it still remains as one of those great memories… and I’m glad kids in SC will be able to continue it. I’m also sure some folks can actually make good use of the new rule for scouting.

Good stuff…

By: Arthur

Arthur — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:59:14 +0000

I wrote a post about my position on crossbows so I’ll keep it short and sweet here.

I used to be against them, but now have come around and I honestly don’t see the problem. I know it causes some major debates and hard feelings between hunters, and that is why I changed my mind. I’m sick of the in-fighting amongst our ranks about who is “morally” correct.

I think that allowing shining is great. My brother and I have been shining since we were kids and I love it. It is a great scouting tool, and as long as you keep it respectable-not shining houses, barns, and such, I think it is a great way to spend an evening.

I still wanna come and hunt gators. That would be awesome.