Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Not sure if I quite agree with the smile on that guy.

I believe it depends on area vs. pressure. The more people out and about during the day, the more the deer can be use to sounds (high or low). For us, we parked at the gate and walked the extra mile into our hunting spots. This year we bagged two bucks in a week at less than 30yards where we've seen...

just read everything from start to here... absolutely amazing to hear the support for Kelly and the support your family has given your daughter. I truly hope things keep on their course and her recovery continues to get better. my prayers go out to your family. I got a grin reading how she gave the ...

shot my first two deer this year sitting on the ground without any blind or stand. Just made sure there was a tree or fence that is able to support my back and give me an okay rest area without being "too" uncomfortable. i think the ground is better simply due to the fact that that movemen...

Great shot, nice size too.

Congrats

Stick to the remington... Great slug gun. Will last for ages. A true workhorse out there in all temps. We have the 870 wingmaster here with 3 barrels. 30" full choke (came with the gun back in the day for lead) 26" remchoke smooth (accepts steel for waterfowl) 20" slug barrel for deer...

tis a hard lesson to learn Hoss.. That rack is about identical to my 2nd buck this year, glad you were able to recover it. Good job.

That nearly happend to me, thankfully we never lost the blood trail. Had we waited until morning, we would of certainly due to the rain in the forecast.

Great pics...


Must be a fancy camera to shoot that far and that crisp.

thanks for posting.

I joined both my tenderloins together with butcher twine and made one hell of a roast... delicious with some parsley, salt and pepper.

add in some rosemary too for extra hint of flavor.

but the tenderloins are great fast-fried too with onions and butter

I have a been using the Garmin 60 and the Garmin 60 CX models.. Both are great. The 60 is plain and is in the 150$ range. The 60CX model is onsale this week for 249$ Canadian at Canadian Tire.. but it has been hovering around 319$ for the last 6months or so... It's price will drop as time goes on at...

Grizzly Adam wrote:Not me.
Part of the reason we find trying to utilize ribs, shanks and necks a losing battle may be that our deer are so very small compared to some of the horses y'all hunt!

The neck is my fav. roast to put together...

Specially on a young one.

I've had them in the past but like others have mentioned... it's a lot of work for little meat.

This year i took as much meat from them and put them in the sausage bowl.

Process my own deer over here. Was a butcher for three years at a grocery store growing up before i got into deer hunting... All the parts look pretty familiar to beef... It is worth getting a book or two and reading them for any help or questions that come up while processing. The only thing we don...

Where i hunt there's a corn field that is still standing bordering the farm property. Deer have been steadily hitting that location. I filled a recycling box full of cobs and brought them a few fields over to where i've seen rubs and scrapes and tossed them around my apples no where near the corn fi...

hope she works. pass on some feedback. definitely interested to see how this model works... I was looking at this particular model. Sure helps ID if you have big or small bucks hanging around the area too. I *almost* got a trailcam two weeks ago. I chose to study the area i hunt more closely rather ...