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<blockquote data-quote="JAYgs8163" data-source="post: 2266529" data-attributes="member: 37460"><p>Nobody's throwing stones. As you said "major advantage". As is a crossbow with a scope is major advantage to make a shot at 50 than a compound bow, and if they weren't they would legal everywhere during archery season. No stones, just a point to try and get across. And, personally if a person is "disabled" I have no issue them applying for a "special tag". Some states allow it as they do in Az. Some don't. The OP mentioned suing Montana and I don't think he even lives there. Ehhh, I'm done. No disrespect is meant by comments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JAYgs8163, post: 2266529, member: 37460"] Nobody’s throwing stones. As you said “major advantage”. As is a crossbow with a scope is major advantage to make a shot at 50 than a compound bow, and if they weren’t they would legal everywhere during archery season. No stones, just a point to try and get across. And, personally if a person is “disabled” I have no issue them applying for a “special tag”. Some states allow it as they do in Az. Some don’t. The OP mentioned suing Montana and I don’t think he even lives there. Ehhh, I’m done. No disrespect is meant by comments. [/QUOTE]
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