hog hunting missouri

The medium size game hunting with a crossbow …?

Due to a serious neck injury something that crushed the nerve roots go to the arms (Especially on the left, I'm right-handed), I find myself no longer able to draw an arc of sufficient weight to (clean, ethical) size game hunting medium (deer, Turkey, wild pigs, etc.) I can legally hunt any game in Missouri with a crossbow (although the MO state law classifies a crossbow gun of fire as they do not have to keep on hand.) but I have no experience with them as hunting weapons. I had one several years ago, but only for shooting, so I'm familiar with their characteristics and use. – What we do not know is how much do I need this crossbow for deer? When I announced I two features highlighted, draw weight and arrow speed in FPS. What is more relevant? I get pesos from 100 to almost 200 pounds, and shaft speed of 120 nearly 300FPS (I know it depends on the weight of arrow). Help? What do I have to pay attention?

I am a disabled veteran and requirements for hunting with the crossbow in my state I hunt with a Barnett Quad-400. Draw weight of 150 pounds. I chronographed this to 335 fps. I will guarantee more or less than any spring you viewing will be good for turkey and deer pigs. All you have to pay attention to is practice practice practice. As with compound bows on hunting faster in the arrow less chance the game has to "jump rope"

Ranch and Wilderness Productions – Tiffany Warren’s Missouri Hog Hunt

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