diverlen
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Yes rigdiver, please do take your method of diving to another state. We do have laws here in Florida and there are very valid reasons for those laws.
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BoneDoc,
When an idiot calls me an idiot I don't lose sleep over it. Your arguments are so vulnerable to deconstruction I was annihilating them before finishing each sentence...and that was before my first cup of coffee.
Rant on...maybe you can get a job subbing for Rush Limbaugh.
Biminibill
i agree with some of these guys that it isnt as sporting, im an archrey hunter in PA and this year they passed a law allowing crossbows to be used in regular archery season...using a rebreather seems like a similar issue...it gives user of rebreathers (or crossbows in PAs case) a great advantage over someone freediving (or using a compound/long/recurve bow in PAs case)
As I recall, atleast in my state, you can only take one deer per day. So what difference does it make if the weapon used is quiet vs loud?
a crossbow only gives you limited additional range over a bow, and takes much longer to reload and involves much more movement. I've used both and prefer a bow actually
consider this, you hiding in a tree stand quietly is pretty similar to hunting on a rebreather
a. you are not making any noise
b. you are hidden, so the deer walk right up to you
c. you have no bubble's for the prey to notice
d. you are using a weapon with a sharp projectile with intent to impale the animal
As I recall, atleast in my state, you can only take one deer per day. So what difference does it make if the weapon used is quiet vs loud?