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Equipment & Supplies

Best Crossbow Scopes: 3 Options You Can Buy Right Now

Explore top crossbow sights for precise hunting. Learn tips, types, and essentials for choosing the right sight.
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Bows & Parts

Best Crossbows of 2024: My Top Picks for Hunters & Target Practice

Here are some of the top picks for crossbows of three different calibers, the recurve, compound, and reverse draw. Let's take a look at what makes them great.
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Bows & Parts

Best Broadheads of 2024: 5 Top Picks for Crossbow Hunters

Explore top hunting broadheads for unmatched accuracy, penetration, and durability. Find your perfect match.
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Bows & Parts

Best Bolts of 2024: 5 Top Picks for Precision Shooting

Master your archery skills with our top picks for crossbow bolts, essential tips, and expert advice.
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Bows & Parts

Best Compound Crossbows of 2024: There’s a Clear Winner for Hunters

Looking to step up your archery game with a compound crossbow? This comprehensive guide is your bullseye for discovering the best compound crossbows on the market.
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Bows & Parts

Best Recurve Crossbows of 2024: Top 3 Picks for Precision Hunting

Master archery with top picks and expert tips on the best recurve crossbows, perfect for any hunter.
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Culture & Community

The Science Behind Crossbow Mechanics

Explore the science of crossbow mechanics: Uncover how they store energy, their modern materials, and the magic behind each shot.
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Culture & Community

History of the Crossbow (The Untold Story)

Dive deep into the crossbow's captivating journey from ancient China to modern pop culture, and explore its evolution,
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Culture & Community

Crossbow For Beginners: A Complete Guide for New Shooters

"Explore the ultimate guide to crossbow hunting, covering everything from basics to pro tips. Dive into the history, types, safety measures and more.
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Bows & Parts

What is an Arbalest? Unleashing the Power of Medieval Crossbows

Discover the secrets of arbalests! Unleash the power of medieval crossbows and dive into their historical significance and design.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Country Crossbow is a hunting and archery site that provides a wealth of resources for crossbow hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and aspiring archers. Here are some answers to the most common question we get.

Yes, a crossbow can be a great tool for hunting. The decision largely depends on the type of game you are pursuing and the specific hunting regulations in your area. One of the primary advantages of a crossbow is its power and accuracy. Crossbows tend to be more potent and precise than traditional bows, enabling hunters to take down larger game from longer distances. Furthermore, the mechanical assistance in drawing the bow means that the arrow can be held at full draw indefinitely without physical strain, allowing for more careful aim.

However, as a general rule, most modern crossbows, when used by a skilled and practiced shooter, have an effective hunting range of around 40 to 60 yards. This is the distance at which a hunter can confidently and ethically expect to make a clean, humane kill on a deer-sized target.

However, as a general rule, most modern crossbows, when used by a skilled and practiced shooter, have an effective hunting range of around 40 to 60 yards. This is the distance at which a hunter can confidently and ethically expect to make a clean, humane kill on a deer-sized target.