Old Grumpy Hunter

By Old Grumpy Hunter

Thoughts from an Old Grumpy Hunter on topics that are too short to make a video. These topics will be related to hunting a crossbow and rifle. Well maybe.

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DO WE REALLY NEED CROSSBOW'S FASTER THAN 400 FPS?

Old Grumpy HunterOct 07, 2020

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DO WE REALLY NEED CROSSBOW'S FASTER THAN 400 FPS?

Old Grumpy Hunter's thoughts on the extremely fast crossbow's available today and all of the limbs failing.

Is not bow hunting about how close you can have your target not about how far away the target is?

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About Old Grumpy Hunter:

Old Grumpy Hunter has been hunting since about 1963. He started with a 410 and 22 rifle (still has them) going after squirrels. Today he hunts Whitetail (with rifle and crossbow), Turkeys (shotgun and crossbow) and Feral Hogs (with crossbow and rifle). The deer and turkey are hunted in Kentucky on his small farm and the feral hogs are hunted in Alabama, Texas and Pennsylvania. Old Grumpy Hunter has a mechanical and scientific background.

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The opinions in this podcast are those of Old Grumpy Hunter. If your opinions differ from Old Grumpy Hunter that is fine. This podcast is for ***ENTERTAINMENT ONLY!*** The information within this podcast is NOT meant to be instructions of any type. Old Grumpy Hunter is NOT responsible for any injury or death of anyone who is using the information within this podcast as a guide to do anything. Best of luck with your shooting and hunting. About products used in any podcasts: 1.) Old Grumpy Hunter is NOT sponsored by anyone. 2.) All products that are used are 100% funded by Old Grumpy Hunter and have been purchased by Old Grumpy Hunter. Because of that Old Grumpy Hunter is free to report the results as he finds them, not what a sponsor wants him to report. The reports are based on out come driven studies.