Keep that nonsense up north!
Not all states are crazy up here, this is from the WIDNR regs.
Bows, arrows, and crossbows
• When hunting under the authority of an archer license, crossbows are only allowed
for hunters age 65 or older and any disabled hunters with a Class A, B crossbow, or C
disabled permit or a crossbow permit.
• If used while hunting deer, bows must have a draw weight of 30 pounds or greater,
and metal broadheads must be at least 7/8 of an inch wide and kept sharp. Stone arrow
heads may be used.
• Crossbows must have a minimum draw of 100 pounds, a working safety, and use at
least 14-inch long bolts or arrows equipped with broadheads.
• Bows equipped with a drawlock mechanism that is capable of holding the bow at full
draw without the aid of a hunter are considered crossbows. These are exempt from the
100-pound requirement but must meet the 30-pound minimum draw weight.
• You may not possess any poison, drug, or explosive-tipped arrow while hunting.