Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Done sir!

Sure Jeff I'll hold it for you
I cannot guarantee you wont have a new bow or two charged though

amythntr wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 08, 2020 12:14 pm

.....will Excalibur be sporting anything new this year except Don not being there?

Anthony

Need some new bows eh Anthony?

I like morning hunts because you don't have to track in the dark. I like afternoon hunts because I think it's too easy to bump deer in the morning darkness going in, lessening the chance of a shot opportunity. In the end, my tendency is to hunt afternoons but recently I've hunting mornings and I li...

Carnivorous wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 09, 2020 7:08 am

newbie wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 09, 2020 6:40 am

So far Jr doesnt have a ball tournament either of those weekends.
I may be able to make it

Hope you can make it for another round of Excalibur vs Scorpyd 3D competition!!! Lol

Sounds great! As long as Paul is there to keep score!

So far Jr doesnt have a ball tournament either of those weekends.
I may be able to make it

Happy birthday sir!

I got a few trial cans last year at the ATA show. I sprayed my boots and pants. It has a pleasant almost unpleasant smell. Hard to descridbe but it is strong stuff. The buck i shot openinng week walked in on my tracks I unloaded those cans during bear season! No luck for me I just used a few little...

I got a few trial cans last year at the ATA show. I sprayed my boots and pants. It has a pleasant almost unpleasant smell. Hard to descridbe but it is strong stuff. The buck i shot openinng week walked in on my tracks

Normous wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 31, 2019 6:25 am

flightattendant100 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 31, 2019 5:39 am

What’s rain?

Liquid sunshine.

I thought that was beer?
Ive been trying hard lately to get my vitamin D.... maybe its the wrong way!.?

It’s not crossbow specific, but I’ve been using Leupold VXR Patrols and Leupold Mark AR Mod-1s in 1.25-4x for the last 5 years. They are bright, extremely lightweight and have usable illumination. The reticle subtensions in the Special Purpose Reticle aren’t perfect for crossbow use, but they are c...

If they fit in the Dr. Stirrup quiver, it's excellent. If not, Alpine Archery had a Soft Lok Quiver that grips the arrow in 2 spots mid shaft and the hood is filled with foam that you press the broadhead into. It's very quiet and I know it would work....something to think about. :eusa-think: Paul I...

Might add that my vertical bow arrows were about 354 total grains. Well thats weird. I'll let you guys know if i ever have issues with them. They work too good for me to even think of switching at this point. Hit where i aim drop deer fast awesome blood trails. The neighbours kid I have been helpin...

longbow joe wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 23, 2019 4:43 pm

I had em .my friend made them with extra jalapenos and made them very dry and withered....good stuff.

Jeff you should try this. Ill drive down to test them for you.

Let me say that my experience ended while using vertical bow, a Hoyt at 28" draw set to 68 pounds at 12 yards. Dead deer, no blood for about 35 yards, then tons of blood. Luckily I seen the path the deer took, so no biggie, and it was about 8:45 AM, so no rush either. Arrow did a great job, just no...