Originally posted by dragonsdaddy
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Pope and Young and sight lights.
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Here. We dont care if you have sight lights, lighted nocks, 65 grain broad heads, bows less than 29" ata or 80% letoff.
Fyi, bows with a 29" ata is a P&Y dq as well.
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Originally posted by bowhuntntxn View PostOk. Same concept of competitive advantage applies. With a lighted nock, and no pass through, then the hunter has the advantage of using the nock to assist in finding the animal either dead or alive.
By the way, I am a member and have been for several years because generally I agree with what they stand for, but little silly rules like "no lighted nocks" really should be changed.Last edited by rladner; 08-07-2012, 08:22 AM.
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Originally posted by bowhuntntxn View PostOk. Same concept of competitive advantage applies. With a lighted nock, and no pass through, then the hunter has the advantage of using the nock to assist in finding the animal either dead or alive.
I see what your meaning, but the "competitive advantage" leaves room for debate..
meaning for example (during the "after the shot" tracking)
you've blood trailed more deer than I- competitive advantage
you happen to carry a spray bottle of Hydrogen peroxide to verify blood splatter - competitive adv.
probably easier to leave it at "electronic device"
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Jason
The 80# "*" mark is gone and 29" does not disqualify you, a bow shorter tba 30" does, that includes cams.
I also know you choose not to join the club but have you looked at the conservation side of it where you don't need to be part of the record keeping? Here's the deal for me, sci is great but I don't shoot a gun, p&y is the only national org that represents bowhunters exclusively whether you like all the rules or not.(and there are a few I don't shred with)
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A lighted nock can help in the recovery of game if it stays in the animal. So its excluded.
It was mentioned earlier in a post that the poster uses the lighted pins because sometimes it gets a little dark and can't see through the peep. It opens the door to "a little dark" meaning 11pm at night dark. I would bet very few on here look at their sights while in the stand at 1/2 hour after sunset and if you did you would notice you can see you pins. So with legal hunting time ending 1/2 hr after sunset the lighted pin issue isn't as big of a deal as perceived. But then again, if you are willing to shoot a buck that would qualify and pull the lights off and never mention it why would anyone think you wouldn't shoot a buck after legal shooting hours, I mean you've already displayed your ethics and integrity on the light issue.
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Originally posted by keep View PostJason
The 80# "*" mark is gone and 29" does not disqualify you, a bow shorter tba 30" does, that includes cams.
I also know you choose not to join the club but have you looked at the conservation side of it where you don't need to be part of the record keeping? Here's the deal for me, sci is great but I don't shoot a gun, p&y is the only national org that represents bowhunters exclusively whether you like all the rules or not.(and there are a few I don't shred with)
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A lighted nock can help in the recovery of game if it stays in the animal. So its excluded.
It was mentioned earlier in a post that the poster uses the lighted pins because sometimes it gets a little dark and can't see through the peep. It opens the door to "a little dark" meaning 11pm at night dark. I would bet very few on here look at their sights while in the stand at 1/2 hour after sunset and if you did you would notice you can see you pins. So with legal hunting time ending 1/2 hr after sunset the lighted pin issue isn't as big of a deal as perceived. But then again, if you are willing to shoot a buck that would qualify and pull the lights off and never mention it why would anyone think you wouldn't shoot a buck after legal shooting hours, I mean you've already displayed your ethics and integrity on the light issue.
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Originally posted by jooger17 View PostSeeing my pins has ever really been an issue, it's seeing through my peep that gets me. I shoot a smaller peep for tighter groups and just can't see through it when it starts getting dark. At 20yds it's no problem. When I anchor off correctly my 20 is directly in the center of my peep.
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Originally posted by jooger17 View PostI gotcha. I dont hunt much from ground blinds for that reason about loosing 15min of hunting time.
Maybe one day the P&Y people will wake up. I guess I can see the lighted pin business but the lighted nock??? How does that help you kill a deer.
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Originally posted by DeadeyeDeb View PostThe Red Hawk Archery peep will give you those 15 minutes back.
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Originally posted by jooger17 View PostGoing back to what Jim said, I probably better keep what I've got... It keeps me legal I never need a flashlight leaving the bow stand, I use my peep to gauge when it's time to get down. If its dark enough I can't see through my peep it's time to go.
i assume it is legal to recharge your fiber optics with a flash of light as long as it is not a permanent light source.
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