Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I think I have some of those…better take them back to the store!

I also cut fresh evergreen and place them strategically around my ladder stand seat.
I use black cable ties…very light and very strong and very invisible.

Hatchet wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 12, 2021 7:04 am

When comparing broadheads it's important to note that the broadhead with the longest successful run was a sharp rock tied to a stick. If you look at it that way a Boltcutter is a very sophisticated piece of equipment.
Take care
Hatchet

You’re correct!

I got one for Christmas last year and just set it up last week. Took a few days to figure out what I wanted the camera to do but I think I figured it out, kinda. I put it about a hundred yards from the house thinking it would have a better signal but now I think it can be put further away. As it sit...

I just built some custom detailed 622 grain double carbon wal l arrows for a customer who wanted a heavy arrow for his target buck that has never given him a good angle over the last 2 seasons. This year he says he's taking the first good shot using this arrow tipped with a fixed one piece 175gr To...

The shoulder on a "quartering toward" shot can stop or slow down an arrow and I always suggest to bow/xbow hunters to avoid this shot, especially with large cut mechanicals. I have also seen my fair share poor shoulder penetrations even with fixed heads. One can increase odds using the he...

Shoot in confidence with a broadside or quartering away shot. Thanks! What about “quartering toward” in the chest? My brother slammed a buck last season that was facing him right smack in the chest and the deer went into a death run/slide right under his tree and expired within 10 yards. I always w...

I wanted a fixed blade broadhead for shooting through my ground blind screens. I went with a pack of 125 gr boltcutters as they have been around forever. I don’t have any real world experience with them and was thinking there should be some on here that still use them? How do they perform on deer an...

Sorry, duplicate post

Just thinking about all the gadgets we use today compared to yesteryear when we carried a gun, a knife, a rope and ammo. No one was in trees unless it was a homemade 2x4 stand and if you found one while hunting, you got excited that maybe this was a good spot! The sophisticated hunter communicated b...

Good tip! I need to change my crossbow and rangefinder batteries…

My ladder stand stays out year round and I put my ground blind out last week (2weeks before archery opener) cams went out the same day. My crossbow shoots the same every year…bullseye at 20yds but I will shoot it before the opener anyway. Need some cooler weather before the blood really gets pumping...

I have been wanting a crawler for quite a while now saw the Midway add great price but the shipping was going to be $50 to Michigan. I looked on line at Jays sporting goods in Claire Mi as I have been driving buy it on my way to bait Bears, on line Jays had it listed at $199 I stopped in for other ...

Normous wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 05, 2021 1:21 pm

Measure twice and drill once, where have we heard that before?

Guilty as charged!