In your heart of hearts....

[blueslfb]

NO!!!!!!

[JC]

Ummmm, is the critter already dead before I shoot it with that bow? Can I use the bow to propel a 70,000 gr (that's about 10 pounds) spear straight down on top of him?  :rolleyes:

If not, then another emphatic "NO".

(I don't give no simple answers  :p )

[JoeM]

NO

[John Scifres]

"No" to question one.  

Confused on question 2.  How can a bow drawn 6" farther pull lighter?

[Bradd]

Yes!

[Biggie Hoffman]

Brad, do some push-ups....

[freefeet]

I wouldn't shoot a bow that low, let alone hunt with it.

[Kingwouldbe]

Yes! only if I was starving and was trying to survive.

Any other situation, NO

[MJB]

NO

[michael kavouklis]

is that one of the bows the indians shot or something? b/c if some youth was shooting a bow like that at a buck that good then they have one irresponsible parent/hunting guide. no i would never do that unless the arrow was tipped with a tranquilizer

[mooseman76]

John, I took it to mean that shooting a bow at that weight/length would shoot about the same as an arrow shot from the lighter/longer draw length bow...Mike

[gregg dudley]

No.

I would take my rifle and enjoy the great outdoors on different terms.

[Gaff]

absolutly not!!!!!  

[leatherneck]

Absoultely not, legal or not!

[Tom Leemans]

no

[trapperDave]

no.........it would be illegal here anyway.

I'm guessing were gonna see pics of someone thats done it successfully???

[stick_string]

Simple answer...Yes


but only if it were my only option and my arms shrunk to that drawlength.

[Charlie Lamb]

There's be way too much luck envolved with anything that light. NO!!

[Bird Dog]

no

[Swamp Pygmy]

I would but only under 3 yards.