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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 148748" data-attributes="member: 4743">70 years old and hope to hunt with my Mathews for a few more years.&nbsp; Tore my rotary cup two years ago.&nbsp; I am scare when I start pulling that bow back for another tear and I sure do not want to go through that again.&nbsp; But shooting with a bow seems a lot more to it than a crossbow.&nbsp; Just like shooting with a flintlock versus an inline.i am sure with a visit which I may do I can easily get the doctor permit.&nbsp; Fine with the law the way it is.&nbsp; But I feel I have turn the screw down enough on the weight and one day will go the crossbow way.&nbsp; Db- - - Updated - - -I do have a brother- in-law and friend who got the permit years ago.&nbsp; Both stated they really did not deserve the doctors permit but just wanted to hunt with the crossbow due the advantage they felt it gave them over a bow.&nbsp; So not that hard to get now.&nbsp; Db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 148748, member: 4743"] 70 years old and hope to hunt with my Mathews for a few more years. Tore my rotary cup two years ago. I am scare when I start pulling that bow back for another tear and I sure do not want to go through that again. But shooting with a bow seems a lot more to it than a crossbow. Just like shooting with a flintlock versus an inline. i am sure with a visit which I may do I can easily get the doctor permit. Fine with the law the way it is. But I feel I have turn the screw down enough on the weight and one day will go the crossbow way. Db [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I do have a brother- in-law and friend who got the permit years ago. Both stated they really did not deserve the doctors permit but just wanted to hunt with the crossbow due the advantage they felt it gave them over a bow. So not that hard to get now. Db [/QUOTE]

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