Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: Does this crossbow have the CNC pulleys its pictured with? Does it come with quiver, bolts and scope?
Document: This "package" has no scope, quiver, scope rings,  et cetera. It's the bow and cocking tool only. Also it's not black, but camouflage.
Ad indicates item is "PACKAGE" deal but fine print indicates it is "bow only." BEWARE. Package deal includes scope, quiver, arrows, "bow only" does not include those items.
After a few glitches with the seller I have to admit I really like the crossbow. It is light weight and very accurate. I can't wait to hunt with it in October. It seems to be worth what I paid.
its a wonderful bow my whole family enjoys it. shoots like a dream and even my 13 year old son can manage it.
This bow is being updated as a issues are found. I just got a replacement bow after two string issues with my October built one. New one is bettter in several design changes. Both were able hit a quater at thirty yards. Be careful when sighting in, at twenty yards the bolt is still climbing. Fast and with the sled to cock it, very accuate. Several friends and family have shot it with bullseyes. Balance and no recoil make it a easy shooter.
Some little rubber bowstring stoppers (called stumpers) that I believe are intended to aid sound suppression & possibly accuracy are knocked off with almost every shot. I don't think they're necessary, but it should have been an easy issue to fix before production (redesign of the stumpers to include some kind of metal brace). Overall I'm satisfied, but some relatively easy design changes could make it so much better.
I am new to crossbows, but I have to say Iike the feel of this. I have shot it a few times now, and so far I really have no complaints about it quality wise.The reason I said think twice, is because Horton is no longer in business and replacement parts are nonexistent at this time. so if something breaks on it, you might be stuck with a boat anchor
Even with my less than steady hand and low end optics it has been grouping arrows withing ~4" at 50 yards. It also buries the arrows so that only about a half inch of the tail fins are left visible in a pretty dense arrow target block (a 70lb bow will only put an arrow ~7" into the same block). But it does have some issues. It can apparently only be loaded with a special (provided) gadget, that might be a bit annoying while hunting. This device also has a tendency of wearing off the paint on the rail.
Answer: yes