Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Took my ten year old nephew shooting the crossbows today. He is lefty and did okay but we fought about his dominant eye all morning. He can’t shoot with both eyes open and insists on leaning over the stock to use his right eye. I did not have an eye patch handy or anything I could have used. I’m go...

And lastly, place then up high on small diameter trees that the Bear simply can't climb or reach. :thumbup: And if permissable...HUNT YOGI!!! :thumbup: :mrgreen: :thumbup: anthony, just a heads up any appreciable wind will toss smaller trees around giving you LOTS of pics with nothing.....don't ask...

And lastly, place then up high on small diameter trees that the Bear simply can't climb or reach. :thumbup: And if permissable...HUNT YOGI!!! :thumbup: :mrgreen: :thumbup: anthony, just a heads up any appreciable wind will toss smaller trees around giving you LOTS of pics with nothing.....don't ask...

I would only hunt from the ground if killing a bear to protect yourself with a handgun is legal, and I would have a revolver in . 44 caliber or larger! I would prefer a stand! I am legal to carry but do not have a .44 Mag but I do have a .45 1911. I just feel that a ground hunt would be a thrill of...

Carnivorous wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 15, 2021 12:31 pm

Easy peasy!

no doubt for people that are smart with computer stuff but its not that easy for the computer impaired. i finally gave up trying

I am certainly no expert but, I think the only problem with that if you're planting brassicas, they will crowd out others because they grow so fast and produce a bio toxin that acts like a herbicide that inhibits growth of other plants. That bio toxin is not as powerful as a herbicide though. I no ...

I think the best one with a chance would be the matrix 355. That is a great model with plenty of power that could use a “Refresh”. Take a pound off and I would need restraining! :lol: i would probably have to get the credit card out if this ever came to be :thumbup: just so i had 2 of them :lol:

a copy/paste from the place i am scheduled to go to in October . those that want to head across the border still have hope.......... "It looks like mid-August for the Canada/US border to open to fully vaccinated US travelers. More details to come early next week. The Prime Minister noted the on...

Whatever you do try to plant in strips. It will help in telling you want your deer like to eat because they may not eat everything you're growing. sound advice if land permits. i plant in mixes cuz openings in my woods are limited and small so i plant a buffet at most of them I am certainly no expe...

Boo wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 16, 2021 8:32 am

Whatever you do try to plant in strips. It will help in telling you want your deer like to eat because they may not eat everything you're growing.

sound advice if land permits. i plant in mixes cuz openings in my woods are limited and small so i plant a buffet at most of them

will start working on fall plots this weekend. i have about 3 acres total on my 80 acres. but they are all 1/2 acre or less planting wintergreens, turnips,, a mix with rye,wheat,oats peas, forage radish. also putting in another 1/3 acre of perinnial clover with rye as a cover crop.....the fun begins...

janesy wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 11, 2021 9:20 am

Oh ya, crate training is in order lol! Gotta curb that ide

yup ,
using a crate is for the pups safety and your sanity

sorry to read of your 2nd loss. i have a memorial plaque with thier picture made for my dogs. quite reasonable for some of them and nice to see them everyday

Happy Birthday Paul, hope its a great one

My Big Buddy heater in my ground blind seems to be the only way I can sit for longer than an hour or two… :lol: Same here buddy heater and a good pair of Alpaca socks. Heater keeps the upper body warm but the feet are on the ground so it can be cold when not moving around. buddy heater here as well...