can you deer hunt with it
1741975
If you can take deer with a 55 lb draw recurve, you could take one with this. I am very happy with it
1619993
I think I know what your talking about but you should of just returned it!..the one I have was already assembled.I was going to buy a Barnett vengeance or something cool like that but it would be a waste to me because this one does the job! I soley use it for hunting and nail a deer every time with it! So far I got 6 deer with it..4 last year and 2 this year so far!
477911
This could be used for MOOSE hunting! It will put a bolt clean through a deer.
1235690
I use the Barnett Cranking device. It is a bit noisy, but easy to use. I believe that quick reloading after a miss won't make any difference. That deer will probably be long gone.
1027720
yes you can this crossbow is perfect for hunting I plan on going deer hunting this fall with it.
908011
I really like my sa sports bow. The reading I've done combined with the hunting I've done says this bow would be great for hunting deer or wild pig (with backup short 12gauge like Mossberg 500 or .44 mag in case you wound the animal) or something smaller. I love the simplicity, easy cocking, lightweight and price. If I was hunting bear with a bow I'd step to something much stronger like an excaliber.
1152448
Check Excalibur.com for warranty info. I hunted last season with mine as a first time bow hunter. Put two in the freezer. Get you a target and zero the scope at 20 yards......shot my deer at 30 yards. Arrow went exactly where I aimed and blew right thru both lungs. Both deer ran less than 30 yrds. You will love the Excalibur. Don't settle for any other brand. That's my $.02 worth.
1036185
Yes it does its a nice gun for low power hitting if you are using it for hunting it will kill small animals with ease if its just for fun it shoots nice pellets are realy good for it
2102297
I would not recommend it. Bear bow hunting is dangerous with any crossbow. It you just make the bear angry, it can get to faster than you can re-cock. Having a hunting partner with a large caliber rifle is always advisable even if you have a $2,000 crossbow.
211022
No, absolutely not. This is a GREAT bow for target shooting, but not powerful enough to hunt humanely.
266755
I do not know. You can ask Joe Bell, the editor of "Bow and Arrow Hunting Magazine". He will print your question and his answer in an up-coming issue of the magazine. He does this every issue.
1945984
Unfortunately no, this bow is not designed for quadrapeds. Firstly it would be impossible to assemble and a deer would be unable to draw the bow. Sorry this is not the bow for a deer to hunt with.
32255
I have been using a couple of mine for over 15 years. Primarily I use them when I am deer hunting.
225738
This is for an adult and more than legal to hunt with. I love it, shoots accurate after you sight it in . It requires the sight and arrow rest to be installed but if yo don't know how you can go to Dicks sporting goods or probably most any sporting goods store and they can do it fairly cheap also they can nock it and adjust the draw weight to a lower weight (so a kid could use it to) but I am not certain how low it will go. 40 pounds is the minimum weight for a compound bow in Ohio to hunt with.
1158926
Not for hunting. It uses BB's and pellets, but the muzzle velocity is very low (weak); about 350 fps. Good enough for shooting paper targets and cans for fun and target practice.
819945
Absolutely it can. All these naysayers on this board don't know what they are talking about. I killed a 32 point with this very gun, after which I ate its liver and testicles raw in a beastly ceremony. So don't let anyone tell you this won't get the job done. It will. Just make sure you hit the deer in a 1mm target circle at the deer's medulla oblongata, at the base of its brain. If you miss, have a field knife ready to chase it down. I've done that too, by the way. Killed a 64 point with my bare hands and a knife. Here is a picture of it just before I plunged my knife into its skeevy little heart. http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h182/curtwood/IMG_1613.jpg Absolutely it can. All these naysayers on this board don't know what they are talking about. I killed a 32 point with this very gun, after which I ate its liver and testicles raw in a beastly ceremony. So don't let anyone tell you this won't get the job done. It will. Just make sure you hit the deer in a 1mm target circle at the deer's medulla oblongata, at the base of its brain. If you miss, have a field knife ready to chase it down. I've done that too, by the way. Killed a 64 point with my bare hands and a knife. Here is a picture of it just before I plunged my knife into its skeevy... » Read More Absolutely it can. All these naysayers on this board don't know what they are talking about. I killed a 32 point with this very gun, after which I ate its liver and testicles raw in a beastly ceremony. So don't let anyone tell you this won't get the job done. It will. Just make sure you hit the deer in a 1mm target circle at the deer's medulla oblongata, at the base of its brain. If you miss, have a field knife ready to chase it down. I've done that too, by the way. Killed a 64 point with my bare hands and a knife. Here is a picture of it just before I plunged my knife into its skeevy little heart. http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h182/curtwood/IMG_1613.jpg « Show Less
1608758
It is a great blind for Bow hunting, I am 6'2" and I have room to almost stand straight up, It is tall enough not to worry about hitting the top of the blind with your bow and wide enough for two people and a camera in stand. Though I have only harvested deer in it, I have seen several Turkeys and could have harvested them as well. The only downfall is if you plan to leave it out very long, the fabric breaks down quickly in the elements, Zippers tear, and rips along the bottom where it meets the ground, however all pop up blinds do this I believe. Overall, a great blind