Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Competition is prolly driving them to cut costs. Competition can be good and bad. Congratulations on rescuing the Exocet. Looking for that kinda deal myself.

It was 20 degrees in Baldwin, MI yesterday morning. Pretty early in the season for my cold weather gear

It was 30 degrees here this morning at daybreak.

Can't wait for your report. We do a lot of squirrel shooting, so it could be useful.

rayman wrote:Might make a good blood trail dog.

I was thinking the same thing.

kd8jgu wrote:After looking for a good deal on a Ol'man treestand ran across this dealer
www.BeanOutdoors.com.
The owner Eric gave me a great deal.
He has a great selection of hunting supplies.

Yup. I know him from another forum. Good guy.

j.krug wrote:

georgiaboy wrote:I can tell you what would happen...you would be the proud owner of a THOUSAND little parts!!

Indeed! Sometimes I run mine over with my truck for fun just because I can!!

LOL! Post of the day

I remember looking at the Buckshot Tomcat's. However, the safest climbing treestand in my estimation (which also can be easily adjusted for severe angles) is the Doc's Recliner. Someday I will be able to afford another to replace what the ex sold! :twisted: That thing felt like it locked on the tre...

wabi wrote:Horizontal Archery, Sardis OH - (740) 483-2312 (Dan Miller)

+1

Marlin bolt action XS7 in .243. I bought my daughter one. It came with the Youth stock and an adult laminated stock. My daughter will always use the youth stock as she is small in stature. Dad can use the laminated stock :wink: I shot it again tonight with the youth stock and I was impressed. One ra...

hankenhunter wrote:Quote: "creeping cruds".
As a kid growing up in Manitoba, We called it outhouse panic. Some of them sh*tters had claw marks on the door from sheer panic.
Happy runnin,
Hank

My grandparents call it the "trots"

I had a whole family of those little beggars try to join me in my ground blind earlier this year.

bugs wrote:This question is kind of general but overall which company makes your favorite:

Shotgun -
Rifle -
Ammunition -
Broadheads -

Just kind of wondering.

We all know who your favorite crossbow manufacturer is

Remington
Ruger (#1)
Depends on what kind
Magnus

Rufus wrote:I droped my Ibex today 15', rope came loose. Picked it up still cocked and went hunting.

I have had that happen a couple of times with vertical bows. Makes you swallow your stomach.

I use an Ol' Man at present and am saving my pennies (as that is all I can seem to save LOL) to buy another Doc's Recliner. It is bar-none the safest climbing treestand on the market. However, it is approximately 30 pounds in weight and takes a couple of minutes to set up and take down...but don't ...