It's all a personal choice. So all good advice. All I will add is if your crossbow is an Exo-series model and has "dissipater pads" make "sure" to remove the rubber pads, otherwise they will be crushed once the string is removed.
I remove the string . Same hunting situation as yours. It appears to be a personal choice. Either way it only takes a few minutes if you chose to do so. If you chose to not remove the string either attach the rope cocker with slight tension to prevent the string from creeping forward digging into ru...
.....beginning in 2021 each new Excalibur will come equipped with a stringer....I know you guys are chomping on the bit to get your hands on a new model, just to get a stringer! .....so there you have it! That would more than earth shattering. It would a miracle !! Suspect when it comes to an inclu...
The immediate result will be a 70 % or greater reduction in the total number of "Licensed" Moose Hunters allowed to hunt each year. The new system is designed in that it will discourage anyone NEW wishing to take up moose hunting to do so going forward. ( the so call next generation being frozen out...
Excalibur replaced the whole Charger Crank EXT with a brand new in the box crank. Never ever had a complaint about customer service with Excalibur! I'm definitely gun-shy now using this crank! I will NOT use it without the fail-safe strap in either direction! 👍 Good choice 👍Thanks for sharing your ...
[/quote] As long as you are not carrying a weapon why would you need permission to use a dog to track a hit deer? Why would that ever be illegal? [/quote] Answer COPIED DIRECTLY FROM MNR REGs "Note: Use of dogs is not permitted during the Bows Only seasons. Landowner’s written permission is required...
Another thing to consider is whether you are hunting during an electrical storm. If you are, remember that if you are sitting in a tree stand, you are sitting on metal. If it's a ladder stand, that metal reaches right to the ground. In either case, that's a heck of a lot like sitting right on top o...
So I can catchup to what happened. Concerned as I use the Charger daily .
So to get better picture when this happened the wrist strap WAS or WAS NOT being used.
Because I found it difficult up until now to understand how the handle spun out of control ???
"Would also follow the recommendation above by contacting Excalibur Customer Service before attempting a fix." Careful That Nasty splinter can do major damage to you hands if not handled carefully ALSO so as not to miss your hunt this what I have used in the past which was quick and did fantastic jo...