You would recommend somebody use a scope that doesn't track? Have though, perhaps, the inability to track isn't only a zeroing issue, but a problem in field use when dialing, and for target shooting? People shouldn't be concerned about things you "don't give a rats ass about"? Hell, some might say you using a rifle and scope is trying to make up for lack of skills and you should use a bow.
I have used bows and crossbows successfully during those seasons..
Crossbow? That's cheating! You must lack the skills. You should be using a recurve. Most all states allow archery during firearms.[/quote] My first bow kills were with recurves back in the 1970's. Since then I've enjoyed success using all different kinds of weaponry, from compounds to crossbows, black powder and patched balls, handguns, slug guns and centerfire rifles. I've yet to have the need to dial to achieve success.
