is this reccomended for hunting?
1541892
Do not Know about hunting, so far only done targets, a bear to cock, hits hard, put first shot an inch into old barn wood behind target, had to use locking pliers and much tugging to pull out. Appears to hit very hard.
1541893
It's a little on the heavy side and does not have all the bell's and whistles hunters use but shoots extremely hard. My son in law cocked it which can be a task then said he had to fire it. The arrow went thru my target rated for 80+ pound bows (enough to kill a dear) the cedar fence behind the target a heavy gage aluminum oil tray behind the cedar fence bounce of the city trash can and wound up stuck in my woodworking shop about 20 yards behind the target. This is not a toy uses aluminum bolts.
923163
yes and yes, used it for turkey hunting with our bows last weekend. worked great
1360167
I haven't had a lot of experience deer hunting, but they are great for bird watching. Detail is pretty good.
1129315
Depends on the game? Small game like squirrels,rabbits,raccoon's,and birds.Yes! Medium to large game like pigs,boars,deer,bears,and humans.No!Its accurate as is at 25 yards with a scope or red dot 50-75 max.If your looking for something to hunt small-medium game i would suggest Benjamin Marauder .22 or equivalent .22 or higher P.C.P.(precharged pneumatic) rifle. Any questions dont hesitate to ask? Sincerely,Mr.Vreeland-AkA: (The Stach) ;})
1462839
It's decent. IF you are a serious hunter, I would step it up to the $400-$500 range and go with Leupold.
1027720
yes you can this crossbow is perfect for hunting I plan on going deer hunting this fall with it.
919724
Yes you can kill small game with it. I've taken several rabbits,countless squirrels and two raccoons. It's like any other weapon,shot placement is the key.
1360170
Yes, they most assuredly can be used for hunting. There are other binoculars that might be better for the purpose, some in 6X or 7X with a wide field of view. You do NOT need glasses with high magnification for hunting...you lost field of view. These and marvelous glasses for the price and can be used in ANY situation requiring a magnified view. No reason in the world they cannot be used for hunting of any kind.
173511
I use the gun mostly for fun and have neither had it very long or really abused it.... Having said that - the scope meets my needs. If you are using this for hunting, serious pest-control, or just demand the best - you will probably want to upgrade the scope. Then again, if you are that serious, you are probably looking at the wrong gun entirely.
1798609
Bow hunting is a fairly technical activity. I recommend lot's of study, training and practice before going hunting. But: No, don't hunt with these.
1466002
we hunt coyotes but it awesome for bow hunting, i think that's what it's actually made for My boys an i love them. Roomy and easy set-up. Get one
1231076
It will work great for coon hunting. Use mine for coyote and bear hunting and love the accuracy!! Won't go wrong!
2036751
Not really it is more for bow hunting deer unless u are trying to bow hunt small game then it would be helpful
89301
This bow is not suitable for hunting although with great skill and even more luck it might kill a squirrel. The draw weight is minimal (I purchased it for my 14 year old niece to satisfy her "Hunger Games" obsession) and would only recommend it for close quarter target practice.
1077373
I added this to a rifle I sold to Valley gun...a while back, I never used it for night hunts for wild boar. I would not assume that such features existed powerful on this scope. It was a very inexpensive buy, look for a laser application whether selling or giving it as a gift or you use it.
1763686
If you like hunting, yes. If you like the flexibility of being able to hunt anyplace that you can walk to instead of wherever you have tree stands, yes. If you prefer quality to cheap imitation, yes.
1733308
I actually haven't used it for fishing yet, but you can just take off the attachment. It definitely is still a recurve so not accurate for hunting like a crossbow or compound but it is a fun challenge you get better at and I agree with John about the cradle. It would be better with a proper one. Can't wait for the spring/summer time to try the fishing part. Overall, it is still a fun and cheap recurve bow if you want to take it to a range.