Retiring from X- Bow hunting

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Retiring from X- Bow hunting

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The time has come to stop hunting with the X-Bow. At 63, I can't hunt the way it should be done. This is the 3rd. year I haven't used the bow . I'm selling all my X-Bow equipment , Ladder treestands , clothing , and my Ex . crossbow . If interested , 905 772 5236 . Ray
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Sorry to hear that xbhntr, I'm 67 and I'm hunting as long as I am drawing a breath. It does take a lot longer to get over the soreness and I try to keep a cellphone with me in case I have another heart attack, but if I go out I would be doing what I love to do
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I am 73 & just started this year BUT I have my boys to help with the deer recover.
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I hate you have to give it up but I know you know whats best for you. Good luck to you. This is probably the best place to sell the things you no longer need.
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Sorry to hear that your giving hunting up. Must have been a hard decision to do. Whatever you do is don't be a stranger on the forum. I'm sure you have plenty of knowledge the young man or women starting out. Takel care. Aging
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I'll still hunt but with the gun . Hunting with the crossbow is a precise sport , the kill zone MUST be achieved. Even then, the deer's adreniline kicks in and game can still be lost ! I'm off the bow but not the forum ! Good Luck fellow archers ! Ray
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That really blows, but I may be joining you soon if I cannot find a new place to hunt, looks like my buddy is selling his land , at least your still in the game with you rifle :D
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Bullzeye wrote:That really blows, but I may be joining you soon if I cannot find a new place to hunt, looks like my buddy is selling his land , at least your still in the game with you rifle :D
Im sure theres plenty of great places to hunt in quebec!
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Anything within a few hours is all private land and the owners now want $$$$$$$ to hunt on it. I have not given up, I figure I have a year or so to find something.
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Bullzeye wrote:Anything within a few hours is all private land and the owners now want $$$$$$$ to hunt on it. I have not given up, I figure I have a year or so to find something.
You could always move to Canada! :mrgreen:
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Boo wrote:
Bullzeye wrote:Anything within a few hours is all private land and the owners now want $$$$$$$ to hunt on it. I have not given up, I figure I have a year or so to find something.
You could always move to Canada! :mrgreen:
That has to be the funniest thing I've heard all day :lol:

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Bullzeye wrote:That really blows, but I may be joining you soon if I cannot find a new place to hunt, looks like my buddy is selling his land , at least your still in the game with you rifle :D
Bullzeye you know there is no hunting down on St Cathryn St don`t you :lol: :lol: :lol:
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You could always move to Canada! :mrgreen:
Ohhh that was a low blow Don , but well played. :lol:

Bullzeye you know there is no hunting down on St Cathryn St don`t you :lol: :lol: :lol:
Sure there is, cougar hunting :lol:
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Cross-bow sold , 2 ladder stands ( 14' ) 1 10' tripod stand , indoor block target 4' X 4' X 2' T , deer target , doe decoy , 2 Scent Loc suits 12 2117 Alum. arrows , Rage and fixed Cam loc broads, plus scent sprays . Ray
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