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Duh!

09-16-2004 09:58:10

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And yeah - it will pass through. Ever seen a steel crossbow bolt? They can pass through a deer.

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09-18-2004 15:38:29

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to Duh!, 09-16-2004 09:58:10

Crossbow uses 'bolt', longbow uses 'arrow'? Now to confuse things check Barnett compound crossbows -model 'revolution'- long draw around pulleys allows use of 30-34 inch hunting 'arrows'. Wisconsin DNR allows use on individual basis for disabled/handicap hunters- usually arm/hand amputees. This should liven up the thread about pointy sticks with tail feathers. RN.

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TheRealRon

09-16-2004 12:26:25

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to Duh!, 09-16-2004 09:58:10

Sorry, you are wrong. Bolt and arrow are synonyms in this context. Here, we call them arrows.

So you think the guy has a deer stuck in his 12" pipe?

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Get REAL Ron Duh!!!

09-17-2004 01:07:27

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to TheRealRon, 09-16-2004 12:26:25

There is a DIFFERENCE between the two items.!!!

A ARROW is used with a LONG BOW.

A BLOT is used with a CROSSBOW.

No one said that he had a deere stuck in his culvert, read what was posted before making worthless comments.

When everything is taken into condiseration the guys who post here have probably done more things in the past than you or me could ever think of.

And yes there are people that can use a crossbow and shoot a BOLT with a string attached to it through a 100' culvert with ease.

We have used a crossbow with bolts that are made to use for fishing, they have a barbed end that will open up or expand when the fish or critter attempts to get away.

YES IT WILL KILL OR WOUND THE AMIMAL, BUT YOU CAN REMOVE A SMALL ANIMAL SUCH AS A GROUNDHOG, SKUNK, ETC. WITH VERY LITTLE EFFORT.

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doc diesel

09-16-2004 22:45:32

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to TheRealRon, 09-16-2004 12:26:25

hey, you guys might be on to somthing. maybee it's a "john" deere stuck in there. could be, they have been known to hide in strange places to keep a red one from kicking their a--!

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More Synonyms

09-16-2004 12:44:15

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to TheRealRon, 09-16-2004 12:26:25

Since you think an arrow and a bolt are the same, here are some more synonyms you can use next time you are in a Bass Pro Shop:
- Thingy
- Thingamabob
- Thingamajig
- Whatchamacallit
- Pointything

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Probably Not

09-16-2004 12:33:09

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to TheRealRon, 09-16-2004 12:26:25

Funny how a synonym makes you right and me wrong. You go ahead and shoot arrows out of your crossbow all you want. I'll stick to bolts.

Any by the way, you are the one who suggested the "arrow" wouldn't pass through the animal. I was just pointing out what an absurd statement that was.

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elmo

09-17-2004 16:18:21

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Re: Its a bolt - not an arrow in reply to Probably Not, 09-16-2004 12:33:09

You guys are funnier than snake *s*h*i*t*

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