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Well it is if you want the use of the free law library at the prison...lol

When you accept interpretation of the Constitution the way some see fit to portray it, then you don't deserve any rights. That's my opinion. The fact is, that none of these people they are arresting, didn't even attempt to hide the fact they had guns. Being arrested for an honest mistake is asinine at best. Here's an article about a former Marine, someone who served the real meaning of the Constitution, also being arrested for the same thing in the city. This is absolutely out of control. The mentality of "it is what it is", is exactly why our gun rights are going out the window. http://dailycaller.com/2012/01/03/marine-faces-fifteen-years-behind-bars-for-unknowingly-violating-gun-law/

Rabbits are up here.

I would like it if the postings started with the newest ones first. Instead of scrolling trough old posts to get to the news ones at the bottom.

I have a Rhinehart 3D buck target... arrows pull out easy and it lasts foreever... its kinda like those self sealing dartboards.. the only thing that matters to me when shooting my bow is being able to hit the kill zone on a whitetail when the time comes... I want to practice on the most realistic object as possible to a whitetail deer... the block targets and such might be great for sighting in... but nothing takes the place of shooting at a 3D target of the animal you're hunting in my opinion...

Hey there Slikket.... there is nothing wrong using whatever version keeps you in the WORD. Wether its the KJV, NIV, the Message ... you read whichever you need to. KEEP IT UP

The only reason that the mechanical broadheads were even invented was because bow-hunters often have bow tuning issues and/or arrow tuning issues and/or shooting form shortfalls that will send even an arrow with the best fixed blade design spiraling through the air in an unpredictable direction. In order to fix those basic set-up and form problems, inventors decided to eliminate the planing features on the broadhead. That doesn't mean that the tuning problems or the shooting form have been cured, it only means that a band-aid has been applied that masks those problems. However, for many that does the trick and does eliminate some of the inconsistancies. I guess whatever it takes to get the job done is what you have to do. For a lot of people, mechanicals have made the difference between a kill and a wound. I guess it is just one more potential variable that is put under control. For myself, I do spend hours practicing form perfection, and bow tuning, and have had pretty good luck with fixed blade heads.

Haha...I like this thread ya old fart. ... I say that with the upmost respect. I'm 47,lost my dad at 65yo on 08/08/08....he was my best hunting buddy. Miss him real bad I do.I miss helping him do things,miss picking his mind just for some info on how to fix my kitchen sink.Can't believe I did'nt time out yet...just trying to type this. You old timers mean the world to me. I mean that from the depths of my heart.You have all my respect. I miss helping my Grandpa putting his shirt and what not on, on opening morning,he had " The Burcitus" in the shoulders......and years later after he had passed,Dad had RA real bad.....the swollen joints were so bad it was all he could do just to pick a rifle up. But he went on as far as he could. You old timers just keep on doing what you can,never let a young buck tell you ya can't and keep on swingin! Love you guys.