The law expands hunting with a crossbow, which provides a more accurate shot with greater ease than more traditional bows.
Walter Selens gives a demonstration of shooting a crossbow during a break at an education class at Buxton-Hollis Rod and Gun Club. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer Buy this Photo
HOLLIS — Andrew Goode has been using a compound bow to hunt deer for 35 years. But earlier this month, the bowhunter attended an education class at the Buxton-Hollis Rod and Gun Club to learn more about crossbows now that a new state law allows them to be used during more hunting seasons.
Walter Selens uses a rope to cock a crossbow while giving a demonstration during a break at an education class at Buxton-Hollis Rod and Gun Club. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer Buy this Photo
Halfway through the class, it was clear to Goode that he…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Damn them What cruelty
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They are excited by cruelty. Hmm, who does that sound like? Their type aren’t supposed to be free to walk the streets.