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i want to know the rules of archery
you have to be 18 to BUY one no rules against owning one you can be 2 for ods sake
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"Ibo" in archery refers to the International Bow Organization, which is a governing body that sets standards and rules for competitive archery events.
Um...rules? There's really no rules, just don't point a loaded bow at people!
Dont tackle people.
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below the neck, and no spear tackles. Clothlines are now acceptable.
A two-footed tackle in soccer is when a player uses both feet to slide into an opponent to try to win the ball. This type of tackle is considered dangerous and is usually against the rules. The consequences of a two-footed tackle can result in a yellow or red card, depending on the severity of the tackle. A yellow card is a warning, while a red card means the player is sent off the field and their team plays with one less player. Additionally, a two-footed tackle can lead to injuries for both the player making the tackle and the player being tackled.
you can't.... the NFL has rules against it now. Pretty soon it will be flag football.
No, it is against the rules in football to tackle a receiver before he catches the ball. This would result in a penalty for defensive pass interference.
In Los Angeles, California, archery is generally regulated under state laws, which permit the use of archery equipment in designated areas. However, it is illegal to discharge a bow and arrow within city limits, except in controlled environments like archery ranges. Additionally, local parks may have specific rules regarding archery use. Always check with local authorities for the most current regulations and designated areas for archery practice.