fasteddie

If you aren't in the village , at least 500 feet from a neighbor's dwelling and have a good backstop there shouldn't be a problem .

Some would consider it a bow if it had a string attached .

papabear ----- you are repeating yourself .....

Watching some hunting shows

We had a guy from Michigan who makes strings on a site that I moderated . He sent me 2 sets of of strings / cables free for doing a review .. I had the strings ordered for my Ben Pearson TX-4 . The guy contacted Ben Pearson company and the the specific measurements . I had Dave , at Trophy Taker archery in Walworth install a set and I think he charged me $20 . The strings are great . Here are pics of before and after . The dull strings are the old ones .

gonehntn --- call a few of the local Bow Shops and compare prices . Make sure they can get the string / cables that you want for your bow .Where are you in Western NY ?

In Wayne County it gets signed by a judge and goes into a pile so you may have to wait a bit . But as Culvercreek stated , call the county clerk and ask .

And ..... they were smart enough to have a crank to draw the string back .

big yawn ........

oops !

North Rose ------ If you hear Dueling Bangos , walk fast ! Check with the Troopers ond / or Sheriff's Dept ...............

That had to be a neat experience . Good luck opening day ...........

It had to be a Far Left Leaning liberal judge that made the decision !

Uhhhhhhh , okay .

It won't be for Spring Turkey as the Regs aren't written yet to accomodate that .

I could see a shop / store / restaurant might want one but I couldn't see an individual wanting a mount from something that someone else killed . To me it would be like someone buying a bowling trophy at a garage sale and putting it on their mantel .

Welcome to Hunting NY . The Souther Tier covers a lot of area . If you could be less vague and narrow it down , someone might be able to help you .

The wild deer are considered feral , aren't they ...................

The crossbow regs aren't worked out yet http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/8312.html

I wasn't impressed with the "little" strap that you fasten your safety harness to ...... it looked pretty skimpy !

Fudge ? Did someone mention fudge ?

This is what I found in one of the reviews and a guy on a video mentioned it ----- It is a "one use" system . Don't test it out because it only works once . Here is a review I found . This live wire descent system is the state of the art in emergency descent systems. THe only criticism I have is that it cannot be tested because it is a one use system. It would be nice to have the ability to test the system since you're betting you're life that it will work when in an emergency situation. The other thing I wonder about is the weight capacity. What if you body weight is within the capacity of the system but your carrying a heavy pack and a rifle when you fall making your total weight exceed the limits? Normally other safety gear has a 20 - 30% fudge factor for such situations built into the design basis of the safety system. No mention of this in the manual?

I have never shot a deer in Wayne County . I have hunted Ontario and Walworth with no luck . I have killed my deer in Monroe , Livingston , Ontario and Yates Counties . Hunting close to home has never worked for me .

I wonder if it is anything like the Rescue One Controlled esent System . I bought one a couple years ago , opened the package up but never used it . Generally I don't hunt higher than 15' and figured my HSS harness is fine for that height . The Controlled Desent would be fine for 20-30 feet high . .

I never gave it a thought as to how much work was put into the production of "real maple syrup" and how little maple syrup is in the stuff that we buy off the shelf in the store like Log Cabin , etc .